David Piper Books

Significant artistic developments from the Palaeolithic cave paintings to Superrealism are depicted.

The story uses the metaphor of a fallen tree to illustrate how unexpected events can expose deep-rooted issues in our lives. As the community grapples with the tree's collapse, individuals confront the deterioration of their own foundations, often linked to inner corruption. This realization prompts a search for external solutions, highlighting themes of self-reflection and the quest for redemption amidst personal turmoil.

English Text.London, 1971; clothbound, pp. 288, 163 b/w and col. ill., cm 13x25,5.

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