Waclaw Szpakowski Made Labyrinthine Drawings from Single, Continuous Lines
Working in isolation, Wacław Szpakowski made mazelike drawings from single, continuous lines. Wacław Szpakowski, B9, 1926, ink on tracing paper, 13 3/4″ x 15…
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So Long, Farewell
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Paris Review - The Art of Fiction No. 211, William Gibson
William Gibson, ca. 2007. Photograph by Fred Armitage Get more interviews like this—plus fiction, poetry, art, and more—and subscribe to The Paris Review today!…