ITT: Post a piece of art and get a book recommendation
one of my favorites.
>>9968614
The Trial
>>9968614
The stand
>>9968516
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X2mZgW45FTk
Especially from 3:27 onwards
>>9968516
Second this
I love these threads.
>>9968516
The Mabinogion
>>9968624
The Manyoshu
>>9968702
Prufrock and Other Observations, T.S. Eliot
>>9969186
On The Genealogy of Morals
>>9968516
The Commedia and Os Lusiadas.
Both describe myths of giants made of stone.
>>9969625
Naked Lunch - William S. Burroughs
Anything by Deleuze and Guattari, perhaps Capitalism and Schizophrenia
I always thought this pic would make a great NYRB cover ... anyone know what book it would actually work for?
>>9968905
Pulp, Bukowsky
>>9968946
Pedro Paramo, Juan Rulfo.
>>9968970
The Marx Family Saga, Juan Goytisolo.
>>9969186
Atomised
>>9968946
Hopscotch
>>9968905
of all the art in the world this is what you pick
>>9969625
black hole by Charles Burns
strange embrace by david hine
>>9970076
Youtube channel called ThuleanPerspective
>>9970180
Varg is the worst kind of meme.
>>9969579
I'm reading Beyond Good and Evil right now. A lot of big words and small, confusing, words.
>>9969798
The Emigrants.
>>9969021
Bible
>>9970229
>>9968516
>>9970260
The Things They Carried (O'Brien).
>>9968516
>>9969363
Towards a New Socialism - Paul Cockshott
>>9968702
the awakening, chopin
>>9970418
Ward No. 6 by Tchekhov
It'll show you how Diogenes' entire philosophy and way of life was facilitated by his environment.
>>9970076
Hardly anyone seems to be looking at the priest
>>9970168
Don Quixote
>>9970574
cel_shading.jpg
>>9970219
You are.
>>9969995
The Golem, Gustav Meyrink
>>9970238
Gormenghast Trilogy, Mervyn Peake
>>9970349
The Praise of Folly, Desiderius Erasmus
>>9970248
The Temptation of Saint Anthony - Gustave Flaubert
Not really art, but I'm wondering if there is any literature that has a character similar to Ougi from Monogatari.
>>9968614
house of leaves
you get pleb book for pleb art
>>9970631
cheers
>>9970978
Gibbon's Decline and Fall is really the only answer to this sorry
hi /litfags
i'm from /3
do you like Blender?
>>9970943
>Francis Bacon
>Pleb Art
Kay Larson is that you?
>>9968516
>>9970293
Atlas Shrugged
Something avant-garde preferably
>>9969363
Red Plenty - Francis Spufford
>>9971651
The Giving Tree by Shel Silverstein
>>9971710
Edgar Allan Poe - The man of the crowd
>>9970961
My diary, desu.
>>9970635
Anything by Gabriel Garcia Marquez
>>9971031
i had a roommate with that as a poster on his wall. he listened to exclusively radiohead and portishead. he tried to kill himself at the end of the year.
this is you
>>9970978
Montanelli - History of the Roman Empire
>>9970260
Diary of a Man in Despair
>>9971941
Your roommate sounds much smarter and more erudite than you. You should follow his example
Pic related is so comfy for me that I spend half an hour looking at it. Also,
>>9972050
The Picture of Dorian Gray
>>9972142
The Master and the Margarita
>>9970418
Proust (moncreiff trans.)
>>9972030
Thanks. Leopold's Sand County Almanac was alright so I've been debating on reading others such as Muir. Any recommendations on where to begin?
>>9971031
i mean he's pretty edgy
>>9972384
some history of venezia m'boy
>>9972410
Jpod
>>9970215
Any of Sade's work
My favourite.
>>9972855
Dante's Inferno, surely.
>>9970949
>Fomenko
>inb4 freud
>>9970191
A lot of Gene Wolfe stories have this vibe to them.
>>9968614
An art book about Francis Bacon. Pick any one, look at the pictures and read the essays. Art books are great nonfiction and more anons should read them and discuss them as literature.
>>9968624
An art book about Japanese prints and/or Hokusai specifically. Pick any one, look at the pictures and read the essays. Art books are great nonfiction and more anons should read them and discuss them as literature.
>>9968638
An art book about that piece's artist (Wilfredo Lam?). Pick any one, look at the pictures and read the essays. Art books are great nonfiction and more anons should read them and discuss them as literature.
>>9969211
An art book about Pieter Breugel the Elder. Pick any one, look at the pictures and read the essays. Art books are great nonfiction and more anons should read them and discuss them as literature.
>>9969597
An art book about Norman Rockwell. Pick any one, look at the pictures and read the essays. Art books are great nonfiction and more anons should read them and discuss them as literature.
>>9970229
An art book about Mondrian and/or De Stijl generally. Pick any one, look at the pictures and read the essays. Art books are great nonfiction and more anons should read them and discuss them as literature.
>>9970267
An art book about Dali. Pick any one, look at the pictures and read the essays. Art books are great nonfiction and more anons should read them and discuss them as literature. I ESPECIALLY RECOMMEND THE ABSOLUTELY FANTASTIC HUGE MONOGRAPH (DESCHARNES/NERET) THAT I GOT FOR $5BUX IN CLEARANCE ONCE. GREAT, GREAT SURVEY. ART BOOKS ARE FUCKING GREAT AND EVERYONE SHOULD ACTUALLY LOOK AT THEM AND READ THEM AND DISCUSS THEM AS LITERATURE. I WILL PROMOTE THIS ACTIVITY ON /LIT/.
>>9970692
An art book about Durer. Pick any one, look at the pictures and read the essays. Art books are great nonfiction and more anons should read them and discuss them as literature. I own a slim economy Durer volume by Phaidon. Durer's "three big prints" are a great topic for discussion.
>>9973340
An art book about Basquiat. Pick any one, look at the pictures and read the essays. Art books are great nonfiction and more anons should read them and discuss them as literature.
Start actually reading and digesting and discussing art books /lit/ (a personal favorite is shown).
>>9973356
Attack on Titan
>>9970191
Books about Bonnie and Clyde
Wes Anderson films
>>9972864
Things Fall Apart
>>9972855
holy fuck how have I never seen this
>>9973643
Rubicon: The Triumph and Tragedy of the Roman Republic lol
>>9970293
Prometheus Unbound - Percy Bysshe Shelley
>>9972802
Survivor - Chuck Palahniuk
I just want to be happy again...
Hard mode: no manbabby fantasy.
Art from Trevor Brown is so fucked up.
I want edgy for the sake of edgy. Like Sade.
>>9974757
The Torture Garden by Octave Mirbeau
>>9968516
>>9974887
Tartinis Devil Sonatas. It's music, you need to get your mind off books from time to time.
>>9974891
comfy af, thank you so much for this
>>9974887
"Viy" by Gogol.
I know I'm a hormonal woman, but for some reason I really like this image. Will get around to some responses once I shower.
>>9968516
>>9974922
HP Lovecraft
Okay, hit me.
>>9971903
Bump for this
>>9974934
Starship Troopers
>inb4 Lolita
>>9974887
Complete Illuminated Books by William Blake. Henry Fuseli was a great inspiration on him
>>9974924
Stirner
>>9973645
rwds when?
>>9968702
Anything by Ms. Woolf
>>9970191
Thanks for this, I enjoyed looking at his other work.
>>9974746
One of my fav painters
Cheers anon
>>9973645
Source?
>>9968516
bvmp
>>9971651
Silent Hill 2
>>9973371
good suggestion but /lit/ is painfully ignorant when it comes to paintings
>>9975567
Someone had to say it
>>9975563
Isn't this the cover of an old game? What is this?
It isn't a book, but all I can think of slightly relevant to these visual is MirrorMask.
>>9975256
Great to hear, anon.
Have another Vasnetsov.
>>9975613
Ico.
we can do album artwork too?
rec me something for this please
>>9976239
No. Go back to /mu/
>>9971903
Tai-Pan. Easy
>>9974919
Loli.... Nah, Alice in Wonderland.
ITT: post pictures and receive no recommendation.
>>9976427
I'm used to it. Sometimes kind people go back and give a recommendation for just about every image or at least a handful though. Those recommendations usually help me out a lot actually.
>>9976405
Faulkner - As I Lay Dying
>>9976398
Robert M. Pirsig - Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance
>>9975548
John Milton - Paradise Lost
>>9974952
Lao Tzu - Tao Te Ching
Is this still on? Albums count?
>>9970191
The minotaur takes a cigarette break.
>>9973371
Which book exactly you could recommend about Basquiat? Or link to nice essay, if you can
not art but one of my favourite photos
>>9970191
Damn that’s comfy.
>>9977288
dune
>>9978158
Focusing more on the artwork than the music. Antwerp is a fractured and schizophrenic novella that feels a lot like how royal robertsons work makes me feel. Definitely a little less similar to sufjans music but adz would be most similar to antwerp out of his discog for sure.
>>9978158
Yes I do. Thanks for realising this.
>>9978305
Carmilla
>>9968614
Harry Potter & The Goblet of Fire
>>9970635
JA! Sorolla? Surullo!
>>9971946
A fun read, if you like Biology and Philosophy. Honestly, I can't imagine anyone not enjoying this book unless they plainly didn't have the attention span.
>>9972042
>much smarter and more erudite
much smarter and more smarter...?
>>9970283
1984
>>9978768
The Alchemist
>>9969625
Lysergic
By her, K.A. Cole
>>9969587
le morte de arthur
>>9978768
a film, Andrei Rublev
>>9976794
Tri-Stan: I Sold Sissee Nar to Ecko by DFW is a story that gave my vaporwave vibes
>>9973335
>>9970635
The movie El Topo
>>9968970
The Mountain Wreath - Njegos
>>9970188
Fourth Political Theory - Dugin
>>9970227
The First Man in Rome - McCullough
>>9970248
The Mystery of the Grail - Evola
>>9971148
Imperium - Yockey
>>9968946
Sult, Knut Hamsun
>>9975632
das nibelungenlied
>>9970238
Faerie Queene
>>9975548
Paradise Regained
>>9977356
The Epic of Gilgamesh
hard mode: no mishima
>>9969790my diary desu
>>9979165
I Shall Bear Witness by Victor Klemperer. Read it, it's important.
>one (Jewish) man trying to maintain his sanity and claim to "German-ness", in 1930s Germany, as the forces of irrationality and reaction take over
>>9978561
Grave Surprise
>>9972384
Merchant of Venice
>>9975600
Arabia Felix - Thorkild Hansen
>>9979657
The Golden Legend - Jacobus De Voragine
>>9979860
kek
Absolute favorite
>>9968516
>>9979947
Makes me think of Faust for some reason
>>9968516
Great bread lads, keep it up
>>9978953
will check it, currently on IJ coincidentally
>>9980251
This pic get thrown out here a lot and I'm pretty sure the scenes are not just random. There is a book about symbols on the shelf and another one about the Decameron, which is full of allegories.
>>9980534
It's not it's a time-lapse of isolation. She reads her books and watches the world. As she grows hollow from loneliness (see how she has no torso when kneeling) dusk arrives and the knowledge which she attains begins causing her to feel damned, and paranoid. In the farthest reaches, she has disintegrated, burned herself to ash just as rescue were to arrive. The ship on the sea is very open in implication for who was trying to rescue her or how.
>>9979875
Petersburg
>>9973371
Your points been made, fag. Just post some of the best art books that are good for entry levelers too
>>9968614
can someone photoshop the mouth out and post it? I'm sure it won't take long and I'm curious what itd look like
>>9970293
Starting Strength, by Mark Rippledtees
>>9969186
Petronius' Satyricon
>>9978630
Thank you senpai
Is there a new thread up yet?
>>9974757
Babyfucker by Urs Allemann
>>9979866
La Cathédrale (1898)
>>9972864
Wise Blood
>>9970719
behold the man
>>9968946
Hunger
>>9972142
The Last Temptation of Christ
>>9974954
A Voyage to Arcturus
>>9979242
Wittgenstein's Mistress
>>9980251
The Magician's Nephew
>>9969995
Three Versions of Judas
>>9970283
The World as Will and Representation
>>9970692
Confessio Fraternitatis
>>9970719
Kill All Normies
>>9971045
The Apocryphon of John
>>9971189
The Power That Preserves
>>9972050
Fire from Heaven
>>9972403
Guards! Guards!
>>9979165
Titus Groan
http://www.tate.org.uk/art/images/work/P/P07/P07140_10.jpg
"New Man" by El Lissitzky
>>9977514
The Illiad
SECONDARY:
the Odessey, and all the surving Greek plays (only a few survive, so it's possible to read them all in a very short space of time)
>>9977288
The complete works of Jorge Luis Borges
The trail - Franz Kafka