The cult of Cornell - Thirty-five years after artist Joseph Cornell's death, his mystique only grows stronger. Now the Peabody Essex Museum presents a major retrospective on this unlikely visionary.

The Boston Globe | April 22, 2007| | Copyright

DUTCH CLAY PIPES and Victorian doll heads. Remnants of antique maps and snippets of theatrical handbills. Parrots and cockatoos, starlets and ballerinas, apothecary vitrines and penny-arcade gewgaws. Seashells and postage stamps, thimbles and corks, bric and brac. Found objects from lost worlds. It's the stuff that one man's reveries were made of -- and the raw material for an exquisitely enigmatic body of work that still casts a spell in mint condition.

In these image-saturated times when fanciful visual manipulation is a picnic for anyone who can point and click, you might think that the ...

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