The Pearl of the Sick Oyster - About paintings by Schizophrenie artists (病める貝の真珠）
T he Pearl of the Sick Oyster - About paintings by Schizophrenic artists By Yamada Tadami 山田維史 「病める貝の真珠 - 精神分裂症患者の絵について」 日本語初出「AZ」誌31号、1994年（新人物往来社） Introduction----Painting the insane Hieronymus Bosch (1450?-1516?) seems to be an indispensable figure in the theory of fantasy painting. Indeed, all of his works are bizarre, with half-human, half-beast, half-plant, half-machine creatures running wild in the sky and the earth with fervor. A mixture of sadomasochistic screams and screams and the delirious ecstasy of pleasure, jealousy, conspiracy, sexual indulgence, and other brilliantly colored swirls (Figure 1). In his book "Paintings of the Insane," Rudolf Lemke expresses his views on Bosch's paintings as a psychopathologist. He states that in his own works, Bosch "attempts to express himself through reflective reflection by ...
