2017 MNS Cards The Monstrous Art of Robert Aragon - Printing Plates Cyan

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2017 MNS Cards The Monstrous Art of Robert Aragon

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						1						All living creatures share a common denominator SN1
						2						Be it fear of pain, desolation, abandonment SN1
						3						We have and will seek out a meaning to our life SN1
						4						We must believe without a doubt that we have SN1
						5						The emphasis of the search should be placed on SN1
						6						The answers lie within the rich and varied myths SN1
						7						Being mindful of death has inspired artistic create SN1
						8						The famous Danse Macabre produced during the European SN1
						9						The later Vanitas paintings from the 16th and 17th SN1
						10						Works are full of glorious symbolism SN1
						11						Clocks were once a potent reminder that our time SN1
						12						All humans are aware of the torture and tragedy of SN1
						13						One thing is certain: the cause of suffering variety SN1
						14						Experiencing tragedy pushes us to reevaluate SN1
						15						Tragedy also has a comedic counterpart. SN1
						16						If tragedy is a constant descent from a peaceful place SN1
						17						The harlequin (and his mask) symbolizes SN1
						18						It is apparent, in tragedy we are a participant SN1
						19						During the last 300 years, humanity's myth builder SN1
						20						In the afterglow of the great age of enlightenment SN1
						21						In the visual and literary arts SN1
						22						As expected; artisans, philosophers and poets rush SN1
						23						In 18th century art we are visited by demons SN1
						24						From late 18th century until mid 19th century SN1
						25						19th century moral and scientific allegorical lite SN1
						26						In great contrast, the complexity of the human soul SN1
						27						Humanity has returned to the question of the duality SN1
						28						As the gray thundering clouds of the great war set SN1
						29						The silent silver screen reflected shadows SN1
						30						Undoubtedly, the terror of war fueled SN1
						31						In a ritualistic manner, we entered the darkened SN1
						32						There we learn that in our difficulties SN1
						33						When we witness a particular " deity " experience SN1
						34						Greek myths and plays were certainly influential SN1
						35						We love these stories regardless SN1
						36						We rally with their lost cause and admire SN1
						37						The ancient and classical myth writers, poets SN1
						38						Thus the images and words that emerge SN1
						39						Depicting life & death as a great mystery SN1
						40						Contemporary man with his science and skeptical SN1
						41						Ironically by banishing mysticism from the universe SN1
						42						Terror-laden art is symbolic of the spiritual SN1
						43						We have befriended the face of fear SN1
						44						This is a place where you can bring forth SN1
						45						with one unmistakable message: Vita est brevis SN1

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