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David Wyatt, Winter Beech Whisperer, ca.2020, Illustration
he sells prints!
'The Original Folk and Fairytales of the Brothers Grimm' illustrated by Andrea Dezso.
«The Adventures of Baron Munchausen» Illustration by Sergey Alimov.
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Partial dematerialization of the medium Marguerite Beuttinger, 1920
"The Shooting Star" (L'Étoile filante) by J. J. Grandville, 1849.
Errol Le Cain - illustration of ‘Thorn Rose’, a version of Sleeping Beauty.
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— Anat Shenker-Osorio
The Buddhist scholar John Peacock offered a challenge that I believe is especially relevant. He wrote: “If our quest for personal flourishing in this world, through the study and practice of Buddhism, doesn’t lead us to question the structures that give rise to hunger, inequality, prejudice, and injustice, then our Buddhism exists in a rarefied atmosphere divorced from the struggle for existence of billions of beings on this planet.”
— James Joyce, the final word in his masterpiece Ulysses (1922).
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