Best known for his picture series of the Eifel Tower (see previously), with the seasons changing, we appreciated this gallery of Henri Riviรจre’s lithographic works spanning the first decade of the twentieth century, capturing other quarters of Paris. 
Somewhat of a departure from the earlier project that was a faithful interpolation of Japonisme and Japanese printmakers in terms of layout and presentation, these vignettes still maintain the traditional minimal palette and outlines and previews the coming ligne claire style adopted by European comic artists like Hergรฉ. Riviรจre also painted scenes of Breton and a study in waves, like his inspiration, Hokusai.
synchronoptica
one year ago: a customisable chyron roll (with synchronoptica), more synthetic geology plus AI as a calculator for words
two years ago: a nineteenth century puppet theatre, New York’s Chelsea Hotel, branding wild horses plus Haile Selassie deposed (1974)
three years ago: The Blob (1958)
four years ago: the Chaos Computer Club (1981), medieval dog names plus the beach photos of Philip Barlow
five years ago: the Battle of Marathon, a sudden revelation plus more nearby abandoned places
six years ago: doom loops, traffic planning and civil engineering, Lascaux Cave rediscovered (1940), flights to nowhere plus the invention of the written word
seven years ago: Bonanza (1959) plus the Treaty on the Final Settlement with Respect to Germany (1990)
