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23 hours ago ago from Lobster and Canary
For lovers of speculative and fabulistic art, 2009 was a very good year. Lobster the librarian and canary the connoisseur offer here their favorites, making no claims other than to defend their own categories and taste. As historians are wont to do, we stretch time just a little, reaching back into 2008 (and on a few occasions into ’06 and ’07). Call it “The Long 2009,” along the lines of “The Long Sixteenth Century” and “The Long ...
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Selfportrait with glasses Oil on canvas Private collection This image is courtesy of the Visipix From ARC Jean Baptiste-Siméon Chardin was born in the Paris artists' quarter of Saint-Germain-des-Prés on November 2, 1699. As the oldest son of a master carpenter, who produced billiard tables for the king, Jean Baptiste-Siméon Chardin was obviously expected to take over the father's business and was therefore trained as a carpenter. ...
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17 hours ago ago from lukefourteenthirtythree
I received two books recently for review. Look out for the reviews in the next couple weeks. The first is from IVP.. The Mystery Of The Cross. Judith Couchman engages forty different images of the cross taken from life and art from early Christianity up to the year 1000. The next one is from Thomas Nelson.. Where Is [...]
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