#willendorf — Public Fediverse posts
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Der Köferinger Rundweg in Willendorf
Ein fünfviertelstündiger Rundwanderweg von Willendorf nach Köfering und über Groisbach zurück.
https://Weinbergwandern.at/Koeferinger-Rundweg
#willendorf #aggsbach #aggsbachmarkt #wachau #wandern #wanderung #weinbergwandern
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Der Köferinger Rundweg in Willendorf
Ein fünfviertelstündiger Rundwanderweg von Willendorf nach Köfering und über Groisbach zurück.
https://Weinbergwandern.at/Koeferinger-Rundweg
#willendorf #aggsbach #aggsbachmarkt #wachau #wandern #wanderung #weinbergwandern
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Der "Tut gut!"-Schritteweg Aggsbach in Willendorf
Noch ein Wandertipp zur Marillenblüte: Der dreiviertelstündige "Tut gut!"-Schritteweg Aggsbach führt von Willendorf entlang der Wachaubahn zur Fundstelle der Venus, danach durch die Marillengärten an der Donau nach Groisbach und entlang der Wachaubahn wieder zurück.
https://www.weinbergwandern.at/schritteweg-aggsbach
#wandern #weinbergwandern #marillenbluete #willendorf #aggsbach #wachau
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Der "Tut gut!"-Schritteweg Aggsbach in Willendorf
Noch ein Wandertipp zur Marillenblüte: Der dreiviertelstündige "Tut gut!"-Schritteweg Aggsbach führt von Willendorf entlang der Wachaubahn zur Fundstelle der Venus, danach durch die Marillengärten an der Donau nach Groisbach und entlang der Wachaubahn wieder zurück.
https://www.weinbergwandern.at/schritteweg-aggsbach
#wandern #weinbergwandern #marillenbluete #willendorf #aggsbach #wachau
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Today's AI #ArtHistory History and Archaeology mashup is the third and last (and my favorite) of the images produced by #MidJourney of the #Venus of #Willendorf in different artists' styles. Austrian artist #MariaLassnig (1919-2014) is best known for her brightly colored self-portraits in her body awareness style—which used distorted or exaggerated features to depict internal sensations and feelings. While not as interesting as Lassnig's real work, the picture generated by AI is undoubtedly thought-provoking. Image by Kris Hirst and MidJourney.
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Today's AI #ArtHistory History and Archaeology mashup is the third and last (and my favorite) of the images produced by #MidJourney of the #Venus of #Willendorf in different artists' styles. Austrian artist #MariaLassnig (1919-2014) is best known for her brightly colored self-portraits in her body awareness style—which used distorted or exaggerated features to depict internal sensations and feelings. While not as interesting as Lassnig's real work, the picture generated by AI is undoubtedly thought-provoking. Image by Kris Hirst and MidJourney.
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Today's AI #ArtHistory History and Archaeology mashup is the third and last (and my favorite) of the images produced by #MidJourney of the #Venus of #Willendorf in different artists' styles. Austrian artist #MariaLassnig (1919-2014) is best known for her brightly colored self-portraits in her body awareness style—which used distorted or exaggerated features to depict internal sensations and feelings. While not as interesting as Lassnig's real work, the picture generated by AI is undoubtedly thought-provoking. Image by Kris Hirst and MidJourney.
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Today's AI #ArtHistory History and Archaeology mashup is the third and last (and my favorite) of the images produced by #MidJourney of the #Venus of #Willendorf in different artists' styles. Austrian artist #MariaLassnig (1919-2014) is best known for her brightly colored self-portraits in her body awareness style—which used distorted or exaggerated features to depict internal sensations and feelings. While not as interesting as Lassnig's real work, the picture generated by AI is undoubtedly thought-provoking. Image by Kris Hirst and MidJourney.
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Today's AI #ArtHistory History and Archaeology mashup is the third and last (and my favorite) of the images produced by #MidJourney of the #Venus of #Willendorf in different artists' styles. Austrian artist #MariaLassnig (1919-2014) is best known for her brightly colored self-portraits in her body awareness style—which used distorted or exaggerated features to depict internal sensations and feelings. While not as interesting as Lassnig's real work, the picture generated by AI is undoubtedly thought-provoking. Image by Kris Hirst and MidJourney.