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Pure and Sublime Poetry: A Conversation with Visual Artist Robert Amos

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Robert Amos, the landscape painter known for his depictions of Victoria, British Columbia, discusses his lifelong enthusiasm for James Joyce and Finnegans Wake. Amos was a contributor to first edition of Waywords and Meansigns, and his artwork adorns the James […]

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