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Diotima’s Lesson, by Philip Nikolayev

February 7, 2020

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A purple ball: on Eros and Aphrodite, CI Poetry Project

A detail from Diotima of Mantinea by Nikoleta Sekulovic. The image is reproduced with a kind permission of the artist.
Rebecca Hossack Art Gallery, http://www.nikoletasekulovic.com/autumn-2019

A purple ball: on Eros and Aphrodite, CI Poetry Project

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