Wednesday, November 16, 2011
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- Madeline
- I am a graduate student who likes books, cats, and museums. In my spare time I like to draw, knit, and write.
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3 comments:
So, we have a new book. Any chance of some new writings?
Not unless you want to read my essay on art-historical methodology (the topic that even art historians don't care about), sorry. I'll have more time to write in a few weeks.
Art is a tricky subject with me, and methodology stands not within the prospect of belief.
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