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1850 - 1900 Sylvia S. Queen's "Garden of Eden" Quilt
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In our very first meeting with Mads, he said, “I really see this character as the devil.” And that was a light bulb going off for me, because I was like, “Oh, that’s such an interesting, epic mythological take on this character, not just to boil him down to a madman, but to give him a sense of mythology that really goes to the heart of why the devil is attracted to mankind.” And it was a layer I thought about in only the loosest terms. But having Mads step into the kind of eternal wisdom of the devil, as opposed to the experiential wisdom of an aristocrat, felt like it gave the character a new awareness, at least for me, and a kind of dawning queerness in the story.
- Bryan Fuller for Rolling Stone (2020)
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Song Jia photographed by Leslie Zhang for T Magazine China June 2019.
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The Hare slept under the Hunter’s Moon by Deborah Sheehy.
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Poesia Invernale, Fontana di Trevi (Winter Poetry, Trevi Fountain), 1956. Fabrizio La Torre. Archival pigment print.
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Song Jia photographed by Leslie Zhang for T Magazine China June 2019.
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Close-up of three reindeer on a snow-covered plain, Norway - by Elisabeth Meyer (1899 – 1968), Norwegian
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Domenico Beccafumi - Saint Agnes. Detail. 1507
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