Alfred Kubin

[zom8135]

Absolute genius. A single work of Kubin's speaks volumes. The first time I came across one of his works in an Art textbook I knew it would leave an indelible imprint on my psyche.

[256timoteo]

Video e musica intriganti

[metalseed9]

sublime

[fleurize]

Home coming...thx for this.

Fleurize.

[DarkSunDaughter]

Perfect music! Amazing selction! ★★★★★

[ldg89]

does anyone know the composer of this piece?

[pepitocortez]

@ldg89 It's from German movie Perfume.

[donar88]

please, a link for his complete gallery

[sinkholed]

obsessed.

[donar88]

5 stars

[henseltetude]

hi, nice video, but i dont like the music

[DutchWestIndianCo]

Thanks for posting this, it is creepy and at the same time thought provoking. Kubin's work is difficult to find in the United States. The music really enhances the atmosphere of his work

[barabeagle]

Alfred Kubin also wrote a book called :The Land of Dreamers ;which is very remarkable..

[theotherther1]

I thought it was called The Other Side. I'm going to read it soon.

Should be interesting, this art looks like late Goya crossed with Conclave Obscurum.

[barabeagle]

oh yes.sorry."Die andere Seite" in german.Czech translation of the title is litle bit different...anyway it s my favourite book..it s about America little bit..if you are American..:) in the best sense.:)...salute from Prague

[dearmalika]

Un trabajo excelente! Gracias por

compartir esta obra de arte con los

demas.

[riccdrum]

complimenti per la musica scelta....ottimo video e ottimo abbinamento.

[dearmalika]

Ich liebe die Bilder von Afred Kubin!Grossartig!

[Truedantalion]

Excellent topic, choice of images and choice of music.

[HellenicMagic]

Awesome! A real masterpiece!

[yeoshuha]

Bellissimo

[granpasso90]

torrada s'accabadora

in s'iscuru

de armangura

cantos

de lagrimas

[joepaper]

Video da vera accabadora!

[3X8unfrancoe20]

Micidiale.....e il finale s'accabadora.

Grazie amica geniale.

[palabraserrantes]

Thank youuuuuuuuuuuu so much!

[yellville]

That was amazing. I don't think I'd ever seen Alfred Kubin's work before (save for maybe once in an anthology of horrific stories and art). I'm very, very pleased to be given a proper introduction.