Paul Cézanne
Lucia Turcan ·
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The Murder, 1867-70
In Paris Cezanne chose to teach himself, copying paintings in the Louvre by Titian, Peter Paul Rubens, Michaelangelo, Caravaggio and Eugene Delacroix.
Much like the old masters he explored tense, heightened mythological stories, as seen in the macabre painting, The Murder, 1867-70. At the same time Cezanne was drawn to the progressive side of the Parisian art world, picking up influences from Gustav Courbet and Edouard Manet in his early work, emulating their dark, moody colour schemes and heavy handling of paint
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"Wonderfully macabre."— The Wall Street Journal
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From spooky Halloween organs and the wild trip that is Symphonie Fantastique, to entire albums programmed around this concept (here’s looking at you, Nick Phan), there’s always a time to indulge in the macabre when music’s involved. All in good fun — of course.
- File this under macabre hobbies: Murderabilia, the collecting of items related to real serial killers.
Definition
Murderabilia, also known as murderbilia, is a term identifying collectibles related to murders, homicides, the perpetrators or other violent crimes. The term was coined by Andy Kahan, director[1] of the Houston Police Department's Crime Victims Office.[2][3]
- Barrett, Grant (2006-05-23). The Official Dictionary of Unofficial English: A Crunk Omnibus for Thrillionaires and Bampots for the Ecozoic Age. McGraw-Hill. p. 243. ISBN 978-0-07-145804-7.
- ^ Hylton, Hilary (2007-06-05). "Cracking Down on 'Murderabilia'". TIME. Retrieved 2008-10-04.
adjective
describes something that is very strange and unpleasant because it is connected with death or violence:
Even the police were horrified at the macabre nature of the killings.
She has a rather macabre sense of humour
.ghoul noun [C]
1 an evil spirit tahat eats dead bodies
2 INFORMAL someone who is very interested in death and unpleasant things
ghoulish adjective
1 ugly and unpleasant, or frightening:
ghoulish faces
2 DISAPPROVING connected with death and unpleasant things:
He takes a ghoulish delight in reading about horrific murders.
ghoulishly adverb
On the centenary of the death of writer Edgar Allan Poe — October 7, 1949 — a partially empty bottle of cognac and three red roses were left at the poet's grave. Since then, the Poe Toaster has left his mark every year on Poe's birthday; today will mark his 60th visit. Edgar Allan Poe, born 200 years ago today, wrote what is often called the first modern detective story, "The Murders in the Rue Morgue." His poems and short stories were often macabre and ghoulish and highly romantic. Two of Poe's best-known poems are "The Raven " and "Annabel Lee."
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