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Baek Duri - Toward 8, 2025 - Acrylic on Canvas

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🦭 Les mollusques Paris: Fortin, Masson et cie ., [1836-1845] Original source Image description: Historical scientific illustration titled “Les mollusques” from 1836-1845 showing detailed depictions of various barnacle species labeled with numbers and Latin names. The image features different views of barnacles attached to surfaces, including tubular, circular, and conical forms with textured and ridged shells. Notable details include the intricate segmentation of the shells, the structure surrounding the opening where the barnacle’s feathery appendages would emerge, and a small inside view showing the animal’s body. The illustration is presented on aged paper with French text, focusing on marine mollusks commonly found on seals and whales.

Alejandra Bogue por Joel-Peter Witkin

Blessed Henry Suso by Francisco de Zurbarán, 1636-38

Mollusc without a shell. Le monde de la mer. 1866.