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11 Hours in Dover
The Monk by the Sea (1808–10) by Caspar David Friedrich. The painting I’d most want to nab in a fantasy art heist.
Since I arrived in London in January 2025, the weather gods have mostly held their tongues. There have been mists that whisp...
Confessions of a Maine Addict: From “Idea?” to “Odyssey”
John Carnes’ Downtown Upton, made from several photos taken out the window of the plane his friend, Bob Clunie, was flying over their camp in Upton, Maine.
Fine artist John Carnes can’t get enough of Maine.
“I guess I’m an addict,” he adm...
The Things We Hold
This is London Sketches, a series savouring London’s people and places, a few sips at a time.
Roam Cafe and Play Space, 64 Tyers Street
The windows are large, gulping in light. Outside, it stretches beyond 35 degrees Celsius. Th...
An “Odyssey” for Our Complicit Age
The Blinding of Polyphemus (1550-51), a Mannerist ceiling fresco by Italian artist Pellegrino Tibaldi
Spoiler Alert: This post contains direct reference to scenes throughout Christopher Nolan’s idiosyncratic adaptation of “The Odyssey,” in...
Double-Decker 101
“The best way to see London is from the top of a bus.” - a quote popularly attributed to four-time UK Prime Minister William Gladstone in regard to the city’s early double-decker horse-drawn omnibuses
Busabout poster by Hans Unger and Eber...
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