Jenny Saville's "Propped" and Art History | AmorSciendi

Описание: This video is about Jenny Saville's self-portrait "Propped", but it's also about art history. It's about philosophy. It's about the role art plays in representation and cultural narratives. It's about a lot of stuff.

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