1. Severini, Dynamic Hieroglyphic of the Bal Tabarin 1912. Can you spot the tiny naked woman riding a pair of scissors? (click through to enlarge)
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    Severini, Dynamic Hieroglyphic of the Bal Tabarin 1912. Can you spot the tiny naked woman riding a pair of scissors? (click through to enlarge)

  2. Alexander Rodchenko Girl With a Leica, 1934. My current thesis topic.
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    Alexander Rodchenko Girl With a Leica, 1934. My current thesis topic.

  3. Ingres. Bather of Valpincon, 1808. World’s smallest buttcrack. It’s like her back goes straight into her legs.
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    Ingres. Bather of Valpincon, 1808. World’s smallest buttcrack. It’s like her back goes straight into her legs.

  4. Ingres, Grande Odalisque 1814. Ingres’ ladies have weird space alien bodies and no buttcracks.
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    Ingres, Grande Odalisque 1814. Ingres’ ladies have weird space alien bodies and no buttcracks.

  5. Franz Marc The Yellow Cow, 1911. Franz Marc was very sympathetic towards animals, which makes me like his art more than I probably would otherwise.
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    Franz Marc The Yellow Cow, 1911. Franz Marc was very sympathetic towards animals, which makes me like his art more than I probably would otherwise.

  6. Kirchner. Street, Dresden c.1908. Is the little girl a victim or a monster? I’m leaning towards monster. Click through to larger image for full creepiness.
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    Kirchner. Street, Dresden c.1908. Is the little girl a victim or a monster? I’m leaning towards monster. Click through to larger image for full creepiness.

  7. Erich Heckel, Girl With Doll 1910. No, this isn’t weird at all…
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    Erich Heckel, Girl With Doll 1910. No, this isn’t weird at all…

  8. Henri Matisse, Portrait of Madame Matisse, c. 1913. I usually hate Matisse, but I like this a lot. Empty eye sockets + creepy smile = win.
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    Henri Matisse, Portrait of Madame Matisse, c. 1913. I usually hate Matisse, but I like this a lot. Empty eye sockets + creepy smile = win.

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    Picasso’s Guernica in 3D animation. Gorgeous.

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    famous works of art recreated with legos Arrow
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