Negative margins

I'm trying do tag div with negative margins, then it could overlap with element and in order to avoid the sidebar that appear. My idea is to make a div that will contain the image that will be "glued" to the right side of the body (main div tag have fixed width and auto margins left and right, so that we can see always in centar). Problem is that when I use negative right margin, nothing happens, but when I use negative left margin is works exactly as I want (the photo is pasted on the left side, without the sidebar). Any idea?

Do the lower-left image in the background image for the html tag, no repeat, position bottom: left.

Do the top right image the background image for the body tag, no repetition, in the center of the position: top and give it a pretty left canvas so that the center point is aligned as desired.  Otherwise, you could add a wrapper width fixed around the page with padding on the right wide enough for this image and this image as the high background, no repeat, position: right.

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