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William Hogarth “Satire on False Perspective” 1754

July 10, 2012

See “Rorschach Audio” book pages 124 and 167, see also the book’s discussion of William Hogarth’s “The Analysis of Beauty” pages 161 to 174

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Satire_on_False_Perspective

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Jeromy permalink

Thanks for posting this.. It’s been a pleasure to read 🙂

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Frank Zweegers permalink

Great piece of art, I never get bored of it!

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