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BOOKS

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PIER PAOLO PASOLINI’S ‘HERETICAL’ WRITINGS ON PAINTING ARE SPIRITED AND
CONTRARIAN

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13 October 2023

OWEN JONES, A PIONEER OF 19TH-CENTURY ORNAMENTATION



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A DEEP DIVE INTO THE HISTORY OF CHINA’S ART MARKET



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