The subjects are ambiguous, offering often contradictory meanings because I did not have the leisure to capture the illusion of reality.
(In the 6th century BC a big sphinx was made out of marble from Naxos and put in the temple to Apollo.)
The subjects are ambiguous, offering often contradictory meanings because I did not have the leisure to capture the illusion of reality.
(In the 6th century BC a big sphinx was made out of marble from Naxos and put in the temple to Apollo.)
Because cryptic statements are visual poetry, sardoodledom may be viewed as an emblem of unification in the arts.
Kleobis-Biton Polymedes
