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The Pathos of Things

Wessie du Toit

On design and modern artefacts

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David Hockney, Breakfast at Malibu, Wednesday 1989 (1989), oil on canvas.

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In Praise of Antoni Gaudí

Gaudí’s rippling facade at the Casa Batlló. (Image: Cary Bass via Wikimedia Commons)

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European Atlantis

Karl Friedrich Schinkel, Castle on the River, 1820. (Source: Wikimedia Commons)

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The Life of a Showman

Image: Marianne Cornelissen-Kuyt

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