Laurie Lipton

[Nearly Sane]

These are striking


https://dangerousminds.net/comments/the_extraordinary_drawings_of_laurie_lipton

[Harrowby Hall]

I won't be putting one on my living room wall.

[floo]

I won't be putting one on my living room wall.

I won't either, they are freaky!

[Nearly Sane]

I won't be putting one on my living room wall.

I think they will go rather well with the fava beans, the big Barolo, and the census taker's liver

[Robbie]

A good few years ago there was a late night programme of which I caught a few bits on no more than two occasions, in which a pathologist, maybe Austrian or German*, not really relevant but I remember his accent, dissected a cadaver for an audience. Complete dissection with the deceased person's body shown in its entirety before and after.

Those pictures would have gone well on the wall there.

*Gunther von Hagens

[Steve H]

Unsettling.

[Robbie]

Very.
Though more sophisticated they are the sort of drawings one might find in an art therapy session, where a person (client) is trying to express hidden horrors in the hope of dealing with & expelling them. That is therapeutic but Laurie Lipton is not in art therapy. As far as I know.