Joseph Cornell, Soap Bubble Set, 1949-50

Lori Nix, At Sea, 2004

Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, Woman with a Black Feather Boa, 1864

Tamara de Lempicka

Gustave Adolphe Désiré Crauk, Le Combat du Centaure, 1900

Photo by Robert Doisneau, 1971

Barbara Kruger, Untitled (Thinking of you), 2000

Jenny Holzer, SLIPPING INTO MADNESS IS GOOD FOR THE SAKE OF COMPARISON, 2008

Eliza Frye, Jean Grey from the X-Men, 2011

Richard Hamilton, The Citizen, The State & The Subject, 1980s-1990s

See it large

Pieter Bruegel the Elder, The Triumph of Death

Henri Matisse

Edgar Degas, Self Portrait, 1863

Gustav Klimt, Tod und Leben, 1915

And one by his protégé.

Egon Schiele, Girl with Green Pinafore

Dash Snow died 3 years ago today. 2007 New York Magazine profile. New York Times obituary. The infamous Polaroid gallery.

Chuck Close, Self Portrait, 1968

"The most distinguishing feature of the man was his Mohawk hairstyle, which was raised with the help of a "hair gel" of plant oil and pine resin, imported from south-western France or Spain. This may attest to trade between Ireland and southern Europe in the fourth and third centuries BC, before Roman influence was brought to bear on the Celts of Iberia and Galicia (Spain). This could also suggest that he was wealthy, as few others would have been able to buy imported cosmetics."

Philippe Halsman & Salvador Dalí , In Voluptas Mors, 1951