
The painter also explored physics in her paintings. Two that stood out for me were "Revelation or The Clockmaker" which is dealing with time, history and the


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6 comments:
Oh dear that should have read Still Life Reviving not Revolving!!
Ra from Ca: Thank you Ruth, this is very interesting.
I only know a small amount about Remedios Varo from my Occult Studies as I know she was interested in Gurdjieff, Ouspensky and Blavatsky.
Isn’t the print you have named "Revolving" actually named "Still Life Reviving" though?
I’ve always been a fan of allegorical art, with the master of course being Hieronymus Bosch, and my favourite Varo piece has always been Useless Science or The Alchemist
And another deeply ITLADic on of Varo’s is To Be Reborn
For those that may have missed Ra from Ca’s previous post that she mentions in this post I include a link below:
Premonitory Paintings & The Daemon Voice
[by Ra from Ca]
And also interesting to see our old friend Giorgio De Chirico mentioned again, as it was one of his works that was going to be the cover for Tony’s new book "THE DAEMON".
Sneak Preview of New Book Cover – and another curious thing!
[by Tony]
Great Post Ruth, thank you.
Beautiful imagery Ra! Thank you!
RUTH; This is a lovely, extremely well-written, and fascinating post, and very ITLADian. I had not heard much of her except the connection with Gurdjieff, but this makes me want to delve deeper. Thanks!
Ruth,
Thanks for the post, really interesting and such evocative imagery.
My but I'm learning a lot on this blog!
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RUTH: Yet another artist painting Daemonic inspiration. Thank you so much for this post. I will check this artist out pronto. Do you know if she experienced TLE, migraine or anything similar? It would be very interesting to know.
Indeed we have had a list of itladian movies why not a list of itladian artists and painters.
This is an area close to my heart. many years ago I was about to embark on a PhD in art history (with particular reference to Piero della Francesca). Circumstances failed to work out and I did my post-grad in another subject (Business Management - how prosiac!)
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