The painting is called 'CREMASTER 3: I DIE DAILY' published in 2002 by Matthew Barney, a Freemason artist.
Found in The Cremaster Cycle pg. 295 and Cremaster 3 (Guggenheim Museum, New York)
This represents punishment of a freemason who has broken his oath. Eunuchs cannot be initiated into the order because they’re not “perfect men”. Only those "having no maim or defect in their bodies” can become a member so this would expel a person forever
Found in The Cremaster Cycle pg. 295 and Cremaster 3 (Guggenheim Museum, New York)
This represents punishment of a freemason who has broken his oath. Eunuchs cannot be initiated into the order because they’re not “perfect men”. Only those "having no maim or defect in their bodies” can become a member so this would expel a person forever
The painting is called 'CREMASTER 3: I DIE DAILY' published in 2002 by Matthew Barney, a Freemason artist.
Found in The Cremaster Cycle pg. 295 and Cremaster 3 (Guggenheim Museum, New York)
This represents punishment of a freemason who has broken his oath. Eunuchs cannot be initiated into the order because they’re not “perfect men”. Only those "having no maim or defect in their bodies” can become a member so this would expel a person forever
