| Lebukások : emberek,akiket Manson beépitett at Imidzsébe |
emberek,akiket Manson beépitett at Imidzsébe
marilmanson 2004.11.07. 14:55
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Bertold Brecht as "Mack The Knife",
the star of Kurt Weill's Threepenny Opera
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Manson, circa April 2003,
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Marlene Dietrich from the film Seven Sinners,
dressed as she sung The Man´s in the Navy
| Marilyn Manson
Leader of the LOW ART GLOOMINATI |
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From The Hot Girls Of Weimar Berlin |
Back inside cover of Antichritst Svperstar |
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A Három Boszorkány Gottfried Helnwein's féle Shakespeare's Macbeth
circa. 1988 |
Scars on the faces of beauty from mOBSCENE;the Grotesk Cabaret
"They were designed by Dita and myself. We took our inspiration from Busby Berkeley, U.S.O. shows, WW2 Berlin and Gottfried Helnwein's 'Macbeth.'" |
Two versions of the witches from Shakespeares's Macbeth
stage, costumes and make-up: Gottfried Helnwein, 1995
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A und K oder Brudermord wiedergutgemacht, Play by Albert Drach
concept, stage and costumes inspired by and based on the works of Gottfried Helnwein, 1996 |
Wounded child from mOBSCENE |
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André Masson. Mannequin at
Exposition Internationale du Surréalisme, Paris, 1938
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Rare and caged from mOBSCENE video |
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Poster for the 1972 film Kabaret |
Lest We Forget CD artwork |
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Manassé Dangerous Passion, painting of Heroin addiction
from the book Voluptuous Panic |
Doppel-Needle Injection, photograph of Dita von Teese.
Artistic collaboration between Marilyn Manson and Gottfried Helnwein |
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Cover illustration of COCAIN
by Franz Wolfgang Koebner |
Manson's GROTESK BURLESK
solo performance, 2003 |
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Manson in fron of The Berliner Dome with "May Belfort/Violet Hilton" and "May Milton/Daisy Hilton" for The Grotesk Burlesk
Photograph and art direction by Gottfried Helnwein and Marilyn Manson
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The Berliner Dome
Germany
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"We set forth to the Dome of Berlin at dusk and I felt like I was in my own painting, 'The Death of Art.' Helnwein and I created a living installation with two disabled nude women as families stopped their picnics to stare. Of course we documented this for future viewing. But it didn’t begin there... ."
Marilyn Manson
4/21/2003 |
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The Death Of Art
Watercolor painting by Marilyn Manson, 2002
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AJÁNLOM AZ OLDALT
