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As Eve Said to the Serpent

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A multidisciplinary compilation of nineteen incisive essays ranges from the formality of traditional art criticism to intimate, lyrical meditations as they explore nuclear test sites, the meaning of national borders and geographical features, and the idea of the feminine and the sublime.

Subjects: Nature
Environment
Modern Arts
Arts, modern
Nature in art
Site-specific art
Time: 20th Century

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