Comparison of Hermann Nitsch, Francis Bacon and Abramovic's work.

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The work of Hermann Nitsch has been described as "ritualistic slaughter" -( here http://archive.is/vlArH "Two Exhibitions Showcase the Bloody Relics of Hermann Nitsch’s Rituals), with even supportive art critics using religious terms to discuss his "work." The content is standard ritual abuse. Minus the human beings being killed/ overtly illegal acts children abused etc.

Nitsch is directly tied to pizzagate because he worked with Abramovic in 1975.

[Source] (http://archive.is/o9bDO) on connection to Abramovic:

https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marina_Abramović

From the comments thread here.

Meanwhile, Francis' Bacon work shows extremely similar subject matter to that of Nitsch - in fact when viewed side by side the works look almost identical.

Here are some comparisons with Nitsch and Bacon's imagery side by side:

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These similarities are particularly striking because Francis Bacon is a favorite artist of Joe Lewis - of Tavistock and used by the Rothschilds on their 1990 Mouton wine Label.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joe_Lewis_(British_businessman)

"Lewis' art collection, estimated to be worth $1 billion, includes .... Lewis bought Francis Bacon's Triptych 1974–1977 in 2008 for £26.3 million,[25] then a record for postwar artwork bought in Europe.[26]" Lewis is the main investor in the Tavistock Group.

Bacon's work here.

The Rothschilds chose Francis Bacon for their 1990 Mouton wine label.

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Francis Bacon's Last Interview

"FG: What does flesh represent to you?

"Flesh and meat are life! If I paint red meat as I paint bodies it is just because I find it very beautiful. I don’t think anyone has ever really understood that. Ham, pigs, tongues, sides, of beef seen in the butcher’s window, all that death, I find it very beautiful. And it’s all for sale―how unbelievably surrealistic! […]"

"Meat Triptych" by Francis Bacon

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John Deakin, Bacon with Meat, 1960

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Meanwhile, Maria Abramovic's infamous spirit cooking images are painted and poured blood on stark, empty, cream-white walls. Much like Nitsch's rituals. She also described her opinion on the occult in regards to her work with these infamous comments in her reddit AMA:

"Everything depends on which context you are doing what you are doing. If you are doing the occult magic in the context of art or in a gallery, then it is the art. If you are doing it in different context, in spiritual circles or private house or on TV shows, it is not art....”http://archive.is/K8v3y

Spirit Cooking Images:

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Nitsch's "orgies" and Abramovic's Spirit Cooking give insight into ritual abuse practices. They feature the same white sheets/ robes, (is red and white or blood on white a specific color coding used in RA?) disembowlment and focus on blood as the rituals described in the Finders document.

Excerpt from the Finders:

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Nitsch's use of white sheets, blood, entrails, and sometimes goat:

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http://tedgunderson.info/index_htm_files/US%20Customs%20Service%20Report%20of%20Investigation%20FINDERS.pdf

Nitsch and Abramovic's work side by side:

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On Nitsch's religious, ritual themes in his use of blood/entrails/disembowled animal corpses:

Nitsch's work has been described: "Nitsch’s Orgien Mysterien Theater,... performance rituals ... objects... function as religious relics.... three large splatter paintings Nitsch called “Stations of the Cross,” paired with the racks of Catholic vestments and a chalice, create a chapel ... whose pedestal functions like a main altar, amplifying the spiritual dimension of Nitch’s practice......Orgien Mysterien Theater rituals use purification (catharsis), drinking (communion), bathing with animal blood, totem meals, and sacrifice (mock crucifixion) ..."

http://archive.is/vlArH

Article titled: "Behind the Altar of Hermann Nitsch"

http://www.boxartgallery.com/mostra.php?id=39&lang=en

"Sabbath, Bloody Sabbath - The Sacrificial Rites of Hermann Nitsch"

Images in the article include:

A "religious" altar with what appear to be beakers with water and urine on either side of an Christian image, subtitled "Theatre of Orgies and Mysteries"

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"Blood Orgies, Hermann Nitsch in America"

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Above images from: http://archive.is/qNry6

Vice describes Nitsch's "Orgy mystery Theatre:" "The events were bizarre orgies of the senses replete with animal immolation, crucifixion, piles of fruit, entrails, white robes, (Identical to The Finders) nudity, gallons of vital fluids, and God knows what else.."

(Religious) "Ritual theatre"