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It is a beautiful painting though, isn’t it? It’s stark and shocking, obviously macabre, but there’s something compelling about it even without being familiar with the Here comes trouble bad company shirt moreover I love this culture it’s drawing upon. Death and suicide are serious topics, and too often they’re hidden away and not properly confronted. kahlo is one of those ppl that seems to get a pass for being an awful person. She was obsessed with Stalin and supported him entirely. I respect that Frida Kahlo is a great artist and whatnot, but this feels like a real dick move. I also understand that there is a possible cultural explanation, as well as the fact that Kahlo was really depressed at the time, but… nah. I’ve been depressed to the point of near-suicide several times in my life, and I still wouldn’t have chosen to depict someone else’s suicide to a loved one. Why can’t a great artist be a dick? Plenty of them are. People didn’t mind separating the art and the artist back then, and a lot of artists had messy lives

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Except that the Here comes trouble bad company shirt moreover I love this paintings the she and Diego made for rich socialites are what kept them alive. So this whole mess is just Frida being a bitch. I am reminded of the time that The Human League hired photographer and likely foot fetishist Guy Bourdin to shoot one of their album covers; and were shocked when he suggested a pic of one the women cartwheeling and showing her knickers. If you hire an artist because you like the artist, don’t be surprised when the artist creates their something in their own style. The out-of-focus cover photo was used to disguise the fact that it was taken at very short notice to meet a print deadline, after the disaster of the planned original photo shoot. Oakey originally wanted to return to the Vogue cover style of Dare artwork for Crash. He had persuaded Virgin Records to finance a studio photo shoot of the band with Vogue’s Paris-based Photographer Guy Bourdin. The band were flown out to Paris for the two-day photo sessions. However on arriving at Bourdin’s studio it became apparent that he was only interested in photographing the two female vocalists Susan Ann Sulley and Joanne Catherall. Matters came to a head when Bourdin ordered Sulley to do a handstand wearing a mini-skirt, a pose she considered inappropriate. After she turned on Bourdin and the two clashed angrily, the photographer refused to work with the band and they walked out of the session with the loss of all fees. Oakey would later comment that “we spent two days there, it took nine hours to set up one photograph and I daren’t tell you how much money we spent”.

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