Getting rid of books is definitely an analogue of dying
I’ve just been to Somerset to visit Annie Fewlass. In the 1970s and 1980s she made astonishing garments of intricate knitted panels enriched with beading and embroidery. It’s not my world, but I can see that they are works of art. Several are in the V&A.
As I was taking the washing out of the machine, Tom Conti was on the wireless in the person of Giorgio Vasari telling the story of Giotto making his flawless “O” by way of an audition for decorating St Peter’s
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