Peter Greenaway: Architecture and Allegory

Bridget J. Elliott · Anthony Purdy

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For the Sake of the Corpse: Baroque Perspectives. On Common Ground: Allegory as Architecture. Flesh on the Bones: Architecture as Allegory. Sultan or Sadist: The Theatre of Power. (Un)Natural Histories: Collecting Cultures, Crossing Limits. Open to Interpretation: The Framer Framed. Cosmology, Rome, June 1996. Interview with Peter Greenaway. Filmography. Exhibitions. Bibliography.

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