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Munesuke Mita compares Sugimoto with Rothko to the conclusion that even though the two both belong to somewhat the contemporary arts in a way the “reductive passion” is an aesthetic urge to strip away and eliminate, however, the eternity in Sugimoto’s en...
评分Munesuke Mita compares Sugimoto with Rothko to the conclusion that even though the two both belong to somewhat the contemporary arts in a way the “reductive passion” is an aesthetic urge to strip away and eliminate, however, the eternity in Sugimoto’s en...
评分Munesuke Mita compares Sugimoto with Rothko to the conclusion that even though the two both belong to somewhat the contemporary arts in a way the “reductive passion” is an aesthetic urge to strip away and eliminate, however, the eternity in Sugimoto’s en...
评分Munesuke Mita compares Sugimoto with Rothko to the conclusion that even though the two both belong to somewhat the contemporary arts in a way the “reductive passion” is an aesthetic urge to strip away and eliminate, however, the eternity in Sugimoto’s en...
评分Munesuke Mita compares Sugimoto with Rothko to the conclusion that even though the two both belong to somewhat the contemporary arts in a way the “reductive passion” is an aesthetic urge to strip away and eliminate, however, the eternity in Sugimoto’s en...
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The photographs are romantic yet absolutely rigorous, apparently universal but exceedingly specific.
评分像拥有了永恒
评分像拥有了永恒
评分The photographs are romantic yet absolutely rigorous, apparently universal but exceedingly specific.
评分像拥有了永恒
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