Re: "This study examines the process of commercialization of art which took place in Antwerp during the long sixt eenth century, an era of rapid expansion of both the city's economy and its art market."

[Saul Ostrow]

Because it looks to what is familiar and accessible - which is always already
past tense


On 11/15/10 12:58 PM, "lslb...@aol.com" <lslb...@aol.com> wrote:


In a message dated 11/15/10 9:22:15 AM, sost...@cia.edu writes:


Because that's not the way it is in 19th century operas and novels



Must be the beginning of that alienation thingy. why is mass culture always a
century out of date?
Kate Sullivan

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