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Dance of Death: Death Refuses by John Percy — VisualArtsDB

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Dance of Death: Death Refuses

Dance of Death: Death Refuses

Dance of Death: Death Refuses

1919

Medium: etching
Genre: Print
Museum: Cleveland Museum of Art

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England, 20th century

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O! Being here right now, not thinking of yesterday or the day before. But a long time ago last night aunty mentioned today and the rain falling and streaking against the upstairs window as Stacey and I looked down at the birch waiting to be climbed. This isn't the outside, and being here then felt more comfortable, in slicks and hoods, in boots and our youth.

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