j charter <jrc### [at] aolcom> wrote in message
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> The foggy floor and placement of library artifacts is suggestive of a
> graveyard?  Classic graveyard groundmist with headstones? Or is it
> merely dreamscape?

Well I didn't base this on any graveyard scenes, more based on the ruined
temple
in swamp

>The scenes in the windows are obviously separate and
> one looks to be your winning entry from irtc nature round?

Yup, well spotted

> The mix of death/horror and books is suggestive of Lovecraft?

Haven't read any of his work. Where  do you see death/horror?

> Is there personal iconography here?

Not that I'm aware of.

>The leitmotif of the receeding lamps near the
> bookshelves is strange, the most dreamlike in a way.  The juxtaposed
> textures of wood and stone seems personal, idiosyncratic. Paul Delvaux?

Who?

Thanks for the analysis, was interesting.

Gail
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