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- The Peasant's Return
- "The peasants"
- My version
- traversetry (re/version)
- Malevich's version?
- Titan's Version?
- My version
- Woof 2 -after Delauney (non-migraine inducing vers...
- Woof,
- Pavement Art & Design
- TikToc Impact?
- PRINTED MATTER MATTERS!INSIDE OUTSIDEISSUE TWOINCL...
- TikToc Impact?
- The post after the last post visits the start
- The last post
- Seleceted photographs (no christs or bikes)
- Christ on a Bike!
- Despite perceptions that art criticism is a much l...
- Those who are weak don't fight. Those who are str...
- T.S Eliot says
- £A£A£A£A£A
- J'Accuse Marcuse
- Van Gogh Scruton Panini (crusts off)
- Sweet lullaby void Sweet lullaby void Sweet lullab...
- Bring out the Hell-Man!
- fear him, fear who? fear huw? hmm?
- AS IF! Come our winters of mawkery: self imposed a...
- was delighted to stumble across the tick tock cafe...
- hello, now
- point, taken
- lost scenarios
- lost scenarios
- No title
- "bottom line"
- Copy Wrything
- Pilzgerichte - Pilzgeschichte
- Clerkenbakewell
- Voltaire's fado
- Please, tell us
- No title
- Y'earn (Or the object of ceremonial coincidence nu...
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3 comments:
ah, that's better.
Jean Froissart, Chronicles, 15th Century
Extreme positions are not succeeded by moderate ones, but by contrary extreme positions.
Friedrich Nietzsche (1844-1900)
in what context was this quote?
Referring to our previous dicussion about perspective ( eons back) did anyone notice one of the obvious and interesting differences between the two peasants revolt images? - the first is fairly contemporary and from my research appears to have originated in England - the second was painted in France but some years later in the following century - observe the differences in perspective - the french version takes the 'long view' and incorperates 'warped perspective' to achieve a more holistic and multi dimensional stance - it's also much 'roomier'. The english version is head on and crowded - like the island itself. As far as my research goes it hasn't been cropped either - although it appears to be.
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