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These four essays on the still life dip into the full history of this art form, touching on neolithic cave paintings, the Dutch masters, Cezanne, Van Gogh, even photography and the collage.

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These essays cover a range of topics, including art and architecture, religion, and literature in a collage of ideas, commentary, and criticism from snake handling to Wallace Stevens.

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Jesus was a street preacher who taught by way of sayings, or logia, using irony and paradox. His powerful words resound in this translation drawn from Greek texts, including the Gospels. The book contains more than 100 sayings, each one aphoristic, metaphoric, self-contained and memorable.

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This collection gathers 12 stories from three of Davenport's early collections: "Tatlin!", "Apples and Pears", and "The Drummer of the 11th North Devonshire Fusiliers", all chosen by the author.

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The Death of Picasso is a collection of 27 essays and stories written and compiled by the award-winning eclectic, provocative, and masterful writer, Guy Davenport. This is a stunning and readable selection of the pieces he feels best represent his career. The result is exciting and invigorating, truly a testament to one of the finest prose masters at work today.

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Originally published under title: The logia of Yeshua: the sayings of Jesus. Washington, D.C.: Counterpoint, c1996.

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For "The Death of Picasso," Davenport has gathered 27 essays and stories from throughout his career, more than one-third of which have never before appeared in book form.