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Comets, Meteors and Other Stars of Wonder

Comets, meteors, meteorites and shooting stars are signs of God's love, portents of doom, fretful conversations with the divine, divine illumination, wonderful and full of mystery. ...

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I Fiore: A Fighting Man’s 15th Century Self-Defence Manual

Flower of Battle an early 15th Century a guide to fighting. The Preface is golden ...

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Fyodor Dostoevsky Draws In His Manuscripts – Art of The Doodler

Do Fyodor Dostoevsky's drawings fond in his notebooks dhow us his state of mind and the creative process? ...

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A Found Bookmark Illustrated by Van Gogh From 1883

After 135 years a new work by Van Gogh has been found ...

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Illustrated Lists of Great Writers and Artists

From Picasso's best artists to fining love in New York City, lists make sense of the incomprehensible ...

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Van Gogh’s Sketches In Letters To His Brother and Friends

Jo van Gogh-Bonger studied her brother-in-law's letters and the sketches they contained recognising his true sense of purpose ...

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‘Filled with Intuitions and Conjectures’ – Bruno Schulz, the Man who Knew What he Didn’t Know

A man whose wonderful imagination was caught up in a ‘swarm of identities and nationalities’. ...

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Frederic Edwin Church’s Iceberg Paintings – 1859 – 1861

An American artists beautiful pantings of icebergs between Labrador and Greenland ...

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Pavel Tchelitchew : Psychedelic Skulls, Spiritual Heads & Interior Landscapes

Pavel Tchelitchew (1898, Moscow - 1957, Rome) was a set designer, costume designer, one-time ballerina and artist who reduced the material to the spiritual and then injected it with divine energy. ...

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Louis Renard’s Superb Illustrations of the East Indies Marine life He Never Saw

Louis Renard was a publisher and spy for the British crown who never left the Netherlands and drew surreal Indian Ocean fish ...

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Japanese Artist Itsuo Kobayashi Draws Every Meal He’s Eaten for Over 30 Years – Food Is Love

For decades chef Itsuo Kobayashi has been drawing his food diaries, creating a visual record of an enduring love ...

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Cecil Beaton’s War Drawings

It was the Queen who recommended Beaton to the Ministry of Information, where he was employed as a War Photographer. It was a great relief to Beaton who felt: …frustrated and ashamed. This war, as far as I can see, is something specifically designed to show up my inadequacy in every possible capacity. ...

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