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Basho, A Cherry Tree and Meaning

Existential thoughts on the dialogue between nature and humankind.

Posted byHeidi PartonApril 22, 2011February 16, 2013Posted inLife, Literature and Writing, NatureTags: Basho, cherry tree, existentialism, literature, meaningLeave a comment on Basho, A Cherry Tree and Meaning

Nightmares in Oil: The Art of Francis Bacon

Ruminations on the work and person of Francis Bacon

Posted byHeidi PartonJanuary 25, 2011January 30, 2013Posted inArtTags: art, existentialism, Francis Bacon, Modernism, pain, violence1 Comment on Nightmares in Oil: The Art of Francis Bacon
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