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Wassily Kandinsky didn't just look at his art; he supposedly actively listened to it. The pioneer of abstract art claimed to have synesthesia, a neurological…
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Because true musical brilliance only requires your opposable digits. Iron keys are plucked inside a large calabash shell to generate a complex, watery sound,…
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The original photobomber was a master painter. Whenever he got bored of painting stuffy Spanish royals, he would casually render his own face staring…
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In an era where oil paintings took months of painstaking labor, Tintoretto worked with such aggressive speed that his rivals genuinely thought he was running…
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Rather than decorating his house with pleasant landscapes or family portraits, the increasingly deaf and cynical Spanish artist literally covered his walls…
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Some artists need a clean workspace; Bacon required a literal biohazard. His studio was an impenetrable mountain of empty paint tubes, rotting food, smashed…
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