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- Jim Hamlyn
- Glasgow and Aberdeen, Scotland
- Artist and lecturer interested in contemporary art practice, philosophy and teaching. Thanks especially to Peter McCaughey for encouraging me to start this blog and Lesley Punton, without whom I would never have continued. Thanks also to Donald Brook whose work on representation and cultural evolution continues to lead me to significant new insights about the nature of mind and imagination.
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I really like this. Keep coming back to have a second, third and fourth look. Which text did you use? Looks like a German one in Gothic font?
Hi Theresa,
I'm really chuffed that you like it. I'll be sure to post some more when I get a chance. Yes it is German - it's from Wilhelm Jesse's "Geschichte der Stadt Schwerin" (History of Schwerin) published in 1911. The exhibition is to celebrate the 850th anniversary of the museum in Schwerin - a city surrounded by lakes.
Well, the lake information makes it even more interesting, I think. I'll look forward to seeing more!
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