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Aesthetic
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“At
the center of aesthetic theory at the turn of the eighteenth
century is the semi-mystical doctrine of the symbol. For Romanticism,
indeed, the symbol becomes the panacea for all problems. Within
it, a whole set of conflicts which were thought to be insoluble
in ordinary life — between subject and object, the universal
and the particular, the sensuous and the conceptual, material
and spiritual, order and spontaneity — could be magically
resolved.”
— Eagleton, Literary Theory |
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"Johnny was a schoolboy
When he heard his first Beatles song."
by Jane Monahan Garrison
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Feelin' Groovy
by Unknown
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MNX541
by Unknown |
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Guitar Hero
by
Jane Monahan Garrison
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Musicians, Ramones, Artisans,
Morticians
by Bryan Knox |
On the Road
by Unknown
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Vince's Grocery
circa '63 courtesy of the Samiani — Marckese Collection |
Reservations Not Required
(Venice 2006) by Jessie Nagel |
Everbody's All-American
by
Jane Monahan Garrison |
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Lampshade by
Vivienne J Riggio |
Salvation/Parma,
Italy by
Jessie Nagel |
Halo Bunny!by
MacGuinness |
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Marina by
Vivienne J Riggio
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Small Altar by
Jeffrey Nagel
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Linoleum Block
by Vivienne
J Riggio |
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Monkey
(detail view) by
Dauphine de la
Rochebrochard |
Wall View/Parma,
Italy by
Jessie Nagel |
Children's
Playroom Mural
by Dauphine de
la
Rochebrochard |
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Red Chandelier
by Tikva
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Large Red Khamsa
with Mirrors
by Tikva |
Red Khamsa
by Tikva |
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Lady's
Slipper
by Jane Garrison
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Tattoo by
Charlotte Huntley
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Deja Vu by
Charlotte Huntley |
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Sweet Judi Blue Eyes
by Unknown |
Capitola Theater
by Jane
Monahan Garrison |
Hot Wheels
by Jane Monahan
Garrison |
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70s Groom by
Pollyanne Hornbeck
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50s Bride by
Pollyanne Hornbeck |
Fire Chick by
Pollyanne Hornbeck |
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