Rumour has it the sky has seldom been as blue since pre-industrial times. One is reminded of the skies of Tiepolo, or of Boucher - as experienced so memorably at the Wallace Collection by the protagonist of Brookner's
A Family Romance.
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Tiepolo, Rest on the Flight into Egypt: last seen at the recent exhibition in Stuttgart |
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Boucher, The Rising of the Sun |
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