Via Gustavo Coronel.
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Daniel, this IS crazy.
ReplyDeleteDeconstructionism-taken to extreme-
destroy all thinking, all history,all previous identity and replace it with a new identity-
mass brainwashing..
Nothing less.
Que barbaridad.
ReplyDeleteAny idea where that portrait is hanging?
ReplyDeleteAccording to Mr. Coronel, the painting is hanged at La Guaira Sea Port, the author is one Pedro Manzano.
ReplyDeleteDaniel, I did utter some words... I cannot write them here thou.
I have seldom seen a picture that I find so revolting, in so many ways.
ReplyDeleteMoreover, the guy is wasting his talent...
Bruni
ReplyDeleteWhat shuts me up is an unwillingness to ponder the neuronal connections and the background of either the artist or the commissioner.....
Que horror, esto es obra de un loco y si el tipo no es loco se lo encargo un loco destructor. Quien puede atreverse a humiliar así al héroe patrio así como a la religión. UN LOCO DE ATAR digo yo
ReplyDeleteLa Maga Lee
I wonder if the author knows first hand how much damage a grenade could cause.
ReplyDeletethis is pure stupidity.
Wow!
ReplyDeleteYou will count to exactly three, no more, no less, three, unless you get an offer, in which case you might be able to go to five or six if it is in dollars American.
/Holy Bolivarian Grenade
Perhaps in time the so-called Dark Ages will be thought of as including our own.
ReplyDeleteGeorg C. Lichtenberg
"In a decaying society, art, if it is truthful, must also reflect decay. And unless it wants to break faith with its social function, art must show the world as changeable. And help to change it."
ReplyDeleteby Ernst Fisher.
(I guess Fisher would give this
chavista an "A"?)