“it hit me that [Blind Willie] McTell and most of the great country bluesmen were recording and performing in the early-’20s, which was the same time period as when the De Stijl art movement was taking root. They were both doing the same things: breaking things down to their essences. In my mind, both the country blues and the De Stijl movement represented a new beginning of music and art, perhaps for the rest of eternity.” – Jack White on naming the 2000 White Stripes album De Stijl

In Pink Floyd’s “Wish You Were Here” album art, the same model who is diving with no splash into California’s Mono Lake is also the invisible, unnamed Floyd Salesman on the back cover.

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