#Because she did her PhD in early Renaissance architecture and write a lot about Renaissance art

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Putting this here for future me as a cross-ref between book and show for Vampire Art History essay, Armand & Renaissance art, Louis & the 20th century and non-representative forms--ACTUALLY. Put a pin in this for later, sidenote, bracket, because I REALLY want to see how they adapt Armand's significant and symbolic connection to religious art (Orthodox icon painting) as a throughline to Renaissance art and Christian representative (if not strictly realist) aesthetics when show!Armand comes from a religious tradition that prohibits graven images. Rupture instead of continuity, which will underscore the colonialism aspect they are no doubt going to develop. ANYWAY. This passage from IWTV: The Book and their prissy gay argument about what to hang on the wall after selling the Bacon triptych