I know they're different styles, but didn't he design both sides?

*Bartman



And delicious.
1. Mona Lisa. Great because it shows us exactly how ugly women were back then.

2. Last Supper. Great because it is the first ever accurate painting of a lads' night out, including Saint John (I think) seemingly giving the finger to Jesus over some argument. Theologians have considered it could be "This is MY body? **** that, pal! We all pitched in for this meal!"

3. Venus de Milo. Great because who else would have thought of dispensing with the traditional notions of beauty and lopping her arms off? Also the first ever thalidomide sculpture.

Indian temple carved out of one continuous segment of rock.

http://www.ancientpages.com/wp-conte...complex111.jpg

That’s not the work of a single human being.

I’m going to go with full bibliography of John Fante

Greatest for all mankind? Dafuq if I know but his writing has had the most impact on me

When life knocks me around I pretend I’m Arturo Bandini

Missed the "by a human being" part.

Then I don't know.

^That one is legitemately amazing. It's haunted me since I first saw it in 4th grade or something. The right panel freaked me out.

Also love Bosch

If anyone wants to check out all the cool details, here it is in absolutely ludicrous size: [EDIT: Removed it. Even though it was from Wikipedia, it seemed to have oddly low detail. It was friggin 223 mb in size and 30000x17078 pixels. Maybe my computer just couldn't figure out how to view it. Anyway, here's a better file: https://jacopofarina.eu/wp-content/u...solution_2.jpg]

I'm too lazy to find the other non-stickied art thread so here:

Bernie Wrightson's Frankenstein

https://desenhaporra.files.wordpress...1/08/intro.jpg

https://static1.squarespace.com/stat...63fb0f519c.jpg