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	<title>Great Works&#58; Still Life with Peaches &#40;c AD50&#41; Anon </title>
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				&#60;p&#62;Classical art is often given a classic status&#46; The works of the ancient Greeks and Romans have been taken up by many later artists as supreme examples&#46; At least that&#39;s true of their statues and buildings&#46; But when it comes to paintings&#44; there&#39;s a problem&#46; Very little remains&#44; and what remains is puzzling&#46; &#60;&#47;p&#62; </description>
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	<title>The Flea &#40;1665&#41;&#44; Robert Hooke </title>
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				&#60;p&#62;The traditional monster is a composite&#46; The unknown is put together from pieces of the known&#46; It is a work of imagination as defined by Thomas Hobbes&#58; &#34;Imagination being only of those things which have been formerly perceived by sense&#44; either all at once&#44; or by parts at several times&#34;&#44; as when &#34;from the sight of a man at one time&#44; and of a horse at another&#44; we conceive in our mind a centaur&#34;&#46;&#60;&#47;p&#62; </description>
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				&#60;p&#62;What&#39;s the role of the figure in landscape&#63; Gainsborough had no doubt&#46; It is to &#34;fill a place &#40;I won&#39;t say stop a gap&#41; or create a little business&#44; for the eye to be drawn from the trees&#44; in order to return to them with more glee&#34;&#46; It&#39;s strictly an extra&#44; not a lead&#46;&#60;&#47;p&#62; </description>
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	<title>Great Works&#58; Silence &#40;1799&#45;1801&#41;&#44; Henry Fuseli </title>
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				&#60;p&#62;The psychology of shapes is good business&#46; Find out your shape&#45;personality type and you&#39;ll know yourself&#44; both well and profitably&#46; The square&#63; Your colleagues will come to you for help&#46; The circle&#63; People will bring you their personal problems&#46; But the rectangle&#63; It seems you are always the last to know&#46; And the squiggle&#63; Why do you embarrass your friends&#63;&#60;&#47;p&#62; </description>
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	<pubDate>Fri, 30 Oct 2009 00:00:01 +0000</pubDate>
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