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in artifice together with a brief period of self-conscious narcissism prior to the infamous dog-bite. Here in the portrait, landscape replaces the studio furnishings of Ruskin’s memory and the scampering dog in the foreground, traditionally in portraits of children a symbol of levity, could not be m

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ge and milieu that produced it.’. Lewis’s position is rather more ambiguous because of his wariness of any complicity between artistic production and the ., but in ., a work which refers to Ruskin several times, he cautions that ‘The absurd things which are happening in the visual arts at present ar

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sible to publish an illustrated history of English theatre from the mid-eighteenth to the mid-twentieth century relying only on cartoons and caricatures, but such a history would be no less skewed than one based purely on photography or commissioned paintings. However accentuated or exaggerated, car

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rly decompositionalanalytic approach, but they are indefinable. Though Russell supplemented it by a changing amalgam of the various techniques that he appropriated from Boole, Whitehead, Peano and Frege, as they became available to him, and by his own logic of relations in the fall of 1900, the deco