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	From Memling to Pourbus: the forgotten period. (Bruges, Belgium) Magazine article from: Contemporary Review; 10/1/1998
	Elegy to the Chechen republic: James Quandt on Alexander Sokurov's Alexandra.(FILM)(Movie review) Magazine article from: Artforum International; 3/1/2008
	The phallic club: the iconography and symbology of Pablo Picasso's ace .(Critical essay) Magazine article from: Aurora, The Journal of the History of Art; 1/1/2002*

	From Memling to Pourbus: the forgotten period. (Bruges, Belgium) Magazine article from: Contemporary Review; 10/1/1998; ; 700+ words ; ...evoked in the exhibition From Memling to Pourbus: The Forgotten Period which is being held...endeavour, ending with the death of Pieter Pourbus (1510-1584), is presented from different...exhibition culminates with the work of Pieter Pourbus and his generation. Born in Gouda (the... Read more
	Elegy to the Chechen republic: James Quandt on Alexander Sokurov's Alexandra.(FILM)(Movie review) Magazine article from: Artforum International; 3/1/2008; ; 700+ words ; ...night sky riven by moonlight, seemingly shot day for night; profiles of Malika composed with the Flemish precision of a Frans Pourbus; a rhapsodic shot of Ilyas striding through fields on his way home; the oddly eroticized intimacy of Denis's unplaiting of... Read more
	The phallic club: the iconography and symbology of Pablo Picasso's ace .(Critical essay) Magazine article from: Aurora, The Journal of the History of Art; 1/1/2002; ; 700+ words* ; ...Flemish masters began more frequently to include cards in tavern scenes to suggest dissolution and debauchery. (1) In 1536, Frans Pourbus, for example, painted The Prodigal Son, which contained cards on the table as warning against the dissolute life. In the seventeenth... Read more