above: Human Furniture at the Milk Bar. These human furniture are inspired by sculptor Allen Jones↗'s work.
A Clockwork Orange (1971). Directed by Stanley Kubrick (1928-1999). For more about the film, see Wikipedia: A Clockwork Orange (film)↗.
above: Human Furniture at the Milk Bar. These human furniture are inspired by sculptor Allen Jones↗'s work.
above: For human-funiture you can buy today, see Mario Philippona Design http://home.kabelfoon.nl/%7Emjvdh/pag1.html. See also: art of Trevor Brown. More info about human furnitures can be found here: Human furniture↗.
above: A mural decorated with graffiti. (if you know the painter, please write to me. (a reader told me this is possibly by Edward Bullmore))
above: Mirror image of Alex's room, prominently featuring the painting of a naked lady with open legs, and the hyperbolic lamp. The lamp is the circular whiteness you see. In other scenes, you can see that it is a big concave disk of metal, with a light-bulb in the center. When turned on, the light from the bulb reflects off the metal to diffuse the light. In this screenshot, it is seen as a giant disk of whiteness.
above: Look at her expression of satisfaction. Beautiful toenails.
The artist of this painting is Cornelis Makkink (source: http://www.drencrom.com/cornelis_makkink, 2006-01)
above: This scene seems to be from a actual film of World War 2. This is probably filmed by German troops as a documentation during the Battle of Stalingrad↗ , 1942. This memorable footage has been used in many subsequent movies.
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