CEA Critic, Volume 63Department of English, Texas A&M University, 2001 |
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... Christodoulou is neither an academic nor a professional artist or author . He is an attorney with a full - time ... Christodoulou because through it he gained a new matrix of values - moral , intellectual , and literary . I am not sure ...
... Christodoulou is neither an academic nor a professional artist or author . He is an attorney with a full - time ... Christodoulou because through it he gained a new matrix of values - moral , intellectual , and literary . I am not sure ...
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... Christodoulou might have drawn or been unknowingly influ- enced . Of course , I asked him about possible parallels between his enigmatic paintings and the work of other artists I had seen . For example , knowing of his general affection ...
... Christodoulou might have drawn or been unknowingly influ- enced . Of course , I asked him about possible parallels between his enigmatic paintings and the work of other artists I had seen . For example , knowing of his general affection ...
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... Christodoulou's paintings are grotesque , even horrifying , as in The Cabin - Table II ( colored pencils ; not shown ) , which depicts the features of the three harpooneers ( two in profile ) with emphasis on their primitivism and ...
... Christodoulou's paintings are grotesque , even horrifying , as in The Cabin - Table II ( colored pencils ; not shown ) , which depicts the features of the three harpooneers ( two in profile ) with emphasis on their primitivism and ...
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