Walter Schnackenberg

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An artist's interpretation of a pandemic

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A photographic impression of a speed trip

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Ossifying

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Two aging prostitutes on the streets of New York

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Masami Teraoka's Human Possibilities

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The Dance Language of Bees

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Painted Red Belly

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Biology 101 by Jan Svankmajer

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Representative Mammal

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Recurrent Inhibition

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Building Blocks of Nervous Systems

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Gills Alter-Gills

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An artist's depiction of a swarm of rapidly dividing bacteria

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Bird Doctor

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Biology Today 1, Spittle

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French Hippies

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A moistened Stendhal

"Eça de Queiroz (1843 - 1900) is the great Portuguese novelist of the nineteenth century -- not an Iberian Balzac, like Galdos but, rather, a moistened Stendhal, altogether more tender, and, despite his reformist opinions, without theories."

--V. S. Pritchett, from his 1970 "Iron Comedian"

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Upside-Down Kite

Endnote discovery: note to page 268 of Collected Works II by Jarry:

"Jarry wrote of God being symbolized in the triangle of an 'upside-down kite' engraved by Dürer. (cf. Perhinderion, 2, OC I, p. 998)."

Can anyone direct me to this engraving?