October 14, 2009
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| [[Claude Blondeel]] is a [[Klara]] journalist, who first came to my attention via his portrait of [[Léo Dohmen]]. | [[Claude Blondeel]] is a [[Klara]] journalist, who first came to my attention via his portrait of [[Léo Dohmen]]. | ||
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| - | [[The Last Judgment (Rogier van der Weyden)]], [[Last Judgment at Bourges]], [[Last Judgment]] at [[Bourges]] are mentioned in [[The Alternative Convention]]. | ||
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| [[Queneau]]'s ''[[Exercises in Style]]'' echoes ''[[De Copia]]'' by [[Erasmus]], which includes more than 150 variations on the simple sentence (in Latin), "[[Your letter pleased me greatly]]." | [[Queneau]]'s ''[[Exercises in Style]]'' echoes ''[[De Copia]]'' by [[Erasmus]], which includes more than 150 variations on the simple sentence (in Latin), "[[Your letter pleased me greatly]]." | ||
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