de chirico painting made for a magazine competition i found in a weird pdf but cant find anywhere else. he suffered from extreme migraines

Jonathan Wateridge (British, b. 1972), Night Terrace, 2022. Oil on linen, 136 x 102 cm

*I am asking you to help me🙏 and my only daughter we can buy food to survive . We are in dire need of you and your support as we are starving and in dire danger.💔

My daughter is 3 years💔 old and she always asks me for milk🥛 and some fruits and vegetables🥑🌶️🍅🥝. We need your donations. We can't provide the maximum amount. Please don't leave us hungry🥺😔 while we wait for your donations🖇️🔗 and save us from death.💔🛑

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🆘🆘I apologize for what I am going to ask, my heart is heavy and exhausted😞, unfortunately the situation has become difficult after my husband's matyred💔

Genieve Figgis (Irish, 1972), Library, 2016. Acrylic on canvas, 95 x 80 cm.

Grace Jones at her 30th birthday party with Divine, Jimmy Baio, Julie Budd and Nona Hendryx at Le Farfalle disco in New York City on June 12, 1978.

Photos by Ron Galella

Paul Klee (1879-1940), Before the Snows (1929), colour collotype on cream wove paper, printed 1946, 24.1 x 21.3 cm. Via LiveAuctioneers.

Michael Carson - Purgatory Heaven, 2024 - Oil on panel

Anne-Sophie Tschiegg

nasr a. aziz eleyan, "grandchild," 2007, oil on canvas

photograph of the palestinian artist with his granddaughter, lina

Ruprecht von Kaufmann aka Ruprecht Kaufmann (German, b. 1974, Munich, Germany, based Berlin, Germany) - Gelber Anzug (Yellow Suit), 2009, Paintings: Gouache on Paper mounted on Cardboard

Shelley Duvall at home with her pet lizards (1989)

PALESTINE  Acre. 1959. Walls of Acre. Burt Glinn 

Raiders at the Gateway to Paradise  -   Helene Schjerfbeck 1924-25

Finnish  1862-1946

Banner displayed at the student protests for Palestine at the University of Toronto, posted by assistant professor Esmat Elhalaby on Twitter. The central figure on the bannet is an imitation of Paul Klee's Angelus Novus, famously discussed in Walter Benjamin's Theses on the Philosophy of History. The accompanying text— reading "The only thing in the world worth beginning... the end of the world, of course!"—is from Aimé Césaire's Notebook of a Return to the Native Land.

You can read the Benjamin essay and see the original Klee work here. PDF of the Césaire book here.

Merab Abramishvili, Cherub, 2001