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THEY MIGHT BE GIANTS
They are big stones. Enormous sculptures and visual art. Often, as in the case of the giant menhirs at Kernario in Brittany they stand like sentinels as part of a vast megalithic complex. It has been assumed that our civilization … Continue reading
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Tagged Anakim, Archaeology, Boyd Rice, Christian Thomsen, Conrad Engelhardt, Danish Museum of Antiquities, David and Goliath, Dolmen Kilclooney Ireland, Guercino, Guercino Et in Arcadia Ego, Gustave Dore, Inigo Jones, James I of England, Jens Worsaae, L.C. Geerts, La Roche aux Fees Brittany, Menhirs at Carnac, Mt. Blanco Fossil Museum, Nephilim, Pyramids of Egypt, Robert Connolly, Stonehenge, The Bible, The Children of the Anakins, Triton Merman, Ulysses, Walter Charleton, William Stukeley
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A PIED PIETER OF THE LESS DROLL
In Pieter Bruegel the Elder’s picturizations of proverbs and parables, the Netherlandish peasant is employed only as a pantominist, but in the paintings of peasant life he comes into his own as Bruegel’s symbol of significant man. People who are … Continue reading
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Tagged Charles and Ray Eames, Italian Renaissance, Leonardo Da Vinci, Mannerism, Mannerist Art, Michelangelo, Michelangelo Buonarroti, Pieter Bruegel, Pieter Bruegel the Elder, Renaissance Art, The Bible
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CONSEQUENCES OF AN OVERNIGHT SENSATION
”Everything is good as it leaves the hand of the Creator; everything degenerates in the hand of man” . That celebrated opening sentence of ”Emile” contains all of Rousseau’s thought in germ. All the conclusions he reached , no matter … Continue reading
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Tagged Allan Ramsay, Bacon, Book of Romans, Candide, Diderot, Emile, Haiti, Haiti Earthquake, Jean Jacques Rousseau, John Locke, Kushner, Lisbon Eathquake, Locke, Newton, Pat Robertson, Robespierre, Rousseau, The Bible, The New testament, Voltaire
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