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Another Year

I’m late. It was last March that Pietro Lorenzetti’s Birth of the Virgin (1335-42) arrived in London and we peered into a room swaddled in cloth where Anna rests enormous after pushing. Gold presses against the windows. Space is tight.

Pi...

3 months ago
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Egg Salad

Artist unknown, Egg Salad (around 1850)

On visits home I’ve sometimes gone to see this painting in Boston’s Museum of Fine Arts. In January I told a friend in a grand voice that I needed to look at a painting of egg salad. She thought I m...

a year ago
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Smitten Anvils

Somehow Aristotle also knew about elephants. He notes their unwieldy movements and large parts; trunks like hands and tusks as well as teeth. Long-living, though generation is slow and one-by-one.

Most of this elephant biology is accurate....

2 years ago
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First Clothes

“Come in! It’s only Adam and Eve,” William Blake is said to have cried when Thomas Butts found him, naked though unashamed, at the end of his garden on Hercules Road in London.

It seems Blake was in the middle of reciting Milton’s Paradis...

2 years ago
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Dirty Floors

In February of 2021, twenty-two ancient mosaics were found in Jersey City. Amphitrite holds on to Neptune as they emerge from the sea into Extra Storage Space on Mallory Avenue, gods sharing the cramped darkness of Unit 458 with preying ani...

2 years ago
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