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... of some of the main types of constructions in "high" culture and fine arts (works 
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novelists and certainly the strongest influence over my work that I .... have seen 
some very violent westerns like those by Sam Peckinpah but also... [DOC] [TLE] NVS 2-1-2 E-Crowell - Neo-Victorian Studies [PAR] Wilde type. Although to some degree this graphic novel fits the generic ..... In 
this list, we see artists whose work informs the kind of post-apocalyptic landscape
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ner Zatlin; pp. xiv + ... selves, each one the star of its own violent struggle against 
the viewers' ex- ... this English artist, whose life and career were cut short by 
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She has lectured and published on the Victorian art press, ... publishing world of 
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Question: "Merlin" is by this 1890s artist, some of whose work was too graphic for the Victorians (or our viewers)
Answer: Aubrey Beardsley