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Shannon Bool on Jan Van Eyck: a Space About Which There Is Infinitely Much to Say

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Artist Shannon Bool loves carpets and Jan van Eyck's 15th-century "Madonna of Lucca." Here she writes about the intimacy between mother and child and the wonders of perspective
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Shannon Bool on Jan Van Eyck: a Space About Which There Is Infinitely Much to Say

Artist Shannon Bool loves carpets and Jan van Eyck's 15th-century "Madonna of Lucca." Here she writes about the intimacy between mother and child and the wonders of perspective

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