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- What Remains Unsaid
- Clear Cut Clean Through
- Hatched Intellect
- Screen of Truth
- Russian Icon 18th Century
- Colleen-I'll Read You A Story
- The Animal of Creation & the Dialogue of Invention
- Shame
- God is Dead. Why?
- John Carey New Work
- Ingres and Feminism
- Somnambulance
- Ingres, Turner & the Desire for Order
- Interview
- Establishing Guilt
- Colours of Paradise
- Hypothetical Book Review
- The Authorities
- Identity
- The Castles
- Unreliable Narrator
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1 comment:
Greek Iconography (not dissimilar to its Russian counterpart) was all the rage in art circles at the end of the lives of Henri de Bracton and Aquinas in Western Europe.
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