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Founded in January 2011 by Cătălin Precup, visual artist, Surrealchemy functions as a virtual Kunstkammer collecting and displaying inspirational artworks with an emphasis on surrealism and its legacy and influence today, along with other delights that might catch your eye or tickle your fancy.

Warning: May contain traces of nudity, sexually explicit content, violent or offensive material.
Disclaimer: All materials, unless otherwise specified, were taken from the Internet and are the copyrighted property of their respective creators/owners; proper attribution to the author or source of a work is included. In the event that there is still a problem or error with copyrighted material, the break of the copyright is unintentional and noncommercial and the material will be removed immediately upon presented proof.
Please do not remove credits or any information from the posts.

nevver:

Can we cope with tomorrow, 1966

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bohemea:

Rachel Weisz - Esquire UK by Greg Williams, February 2010

foxesinbreeches:

kirgiakos, idreamofaworldofcouture:

‘Dreaming of Another World’ Guinevere van Seenus by Tim Walker for Vogue Italia March 2011

loquaciousconnoisseur:

Salvador Dalí’s Vogue Covers

Posted: 4 months ago - With: 67 notes - Reblog

fuckyeahgemmaw:

“Garden Of Delights” - Vogue US Dec06 (with Caroline Trentini)

Angelina Jolie photographed by Sofia Sanchez and Mauro Mongiello for Newsweek, December 12th, 2011

csebastian:

W Magazine, May 2005 
photographers: Mert Alas, Marcus Piggott
Natalie Portman

collar bones, shoulders, décolletage, looks like a painting— beautiful!

ru_glamour: Natalie Portman for W magazine (may 2005), photo by Mert Alas and Marcus Piggott

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felixinclusis:

spinningbirdkick: David LaChapelle / Flaunt Magazine.

Angelina Jolie photographed by Sofia Sanchez & Mauro Mongiello for Interview Magazine, December/January 2011/2012

farbiedoll:

Karlie Kloss photographed by Steven Meisel for Vogue Italia, December 2011

True Self. Michelle Buswell by Giampaolo Sgura for Antidote

Anna De Rijk by Sofia Sanchez & Mauro Mongiello for Tar Magazine #6

billyjane:

Diane Arbus [?] by Melvin Sokolsky

in Harper’s Bazaar, April 1964

from devodotcom

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Tina Fey by Annie Leibovitz, Vanity Fair cover, january 2009

“Lena the Hyena” portrait on the cover of Mad magazine #11, 1954 by Basil Wolverton

“Lena the Hyena” was a character in Al Capp’s very popular comic strip called Li’l Abner. Lena was sooo ugly that anyone who saw her was immediately driven mad. No sane person, therefore, could tell you what she looked like. In the forties, Capp ran a nation-wide contest to see who could draw the ugliest Lena. Basil Wolverton won hands down.