The Pathos of Things
Wessie du ToitOn design and modern artefacts
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European Atlantis
Karl Friedrich Schinkel, Castle on the River, 1820. (Source: Wikimedia Commons)
In the background there stands a country church, solid but unimposing, nestled in a sleepy landscape of bushes and footpaths. A quaint scene, confidently sketc...
The Life of a Showman
Image: Marianne Cornelissen-Kuyt
“A way of life, I would call it.” John Green is crouching among the colourful figures of a merry-go-round, polishing the seats and conducting his final checks. All around us, fairground lights flash silentl...
The Dogs of War
Planes take off from USS Abraham Lincoln as part of Operation Fury, the current American campaign in Iran. (Image: public domain)
It is a cliché of more that 100 years’ vintage to say that modern warfare is disturbingly impersonal, its act...
Dubai-Bashing
Image: Mahakmittal061 via Wikimedia Commons.
During the first week of another war in the Middle East, the conversation in Britain has focused less on Iran than on Dubai, the Emirati metropolis where a quarter of a million Brits live as exp...
Thomas Browne: Divine Miscellany
Frans Francken the Younger, Chamber of Art and Curiosities, 1636. (Public domain)
Happy are they whom privacy makes innocent, who deal so with men in this world that they are not afraid to meet them in the next, who when they die, make n...
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Wessie du Toit writes about design, culture, and other aspects of the modern world. His Substack is The Pathos of Things.
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