Verne dawson biography books
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Verne Town
20-50
A01=John Hutchinson
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American artists
art
Author_John Hutchinson
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Category1=Non-Fiction
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Category=AGA
contemporary artists
COP=United Kingdom
counterculture
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landscape
Language_English
PA=Available
painting
Price_€50 to €100
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SN=Contemporary Painters Series
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File Note 02: Verne Dawson
Verne Dawson
Verne Dawson has been out walking. He has been walking in the past and the future. He has seen Manhattan long before and after it became the heart of New York. He has seen ancient rites and the birth of myths and folklore. He has seen what will become of us, and he has seen all this against the intricate shifts of deep time mapped out in the stars.
This scenario should be quite ridiculous of course. People don’t travel in time apart from in science fiction. Verne Dawson confesses to being “woefully under-read” in this form of literature which should make it doubly ridiculous to imagine the American painter as even a metaphoric time-traveller. But despite this implausibility, Dawson does travel in time. For years now he has immersed himself in mathematics and astronomy and has succeeded, within the last decade, in opening a number of ‘portals’ into the past and the future. The nature of these portals tends to be fixed, both in space and time. They are not doors through which he or we can physically pass. Nor are they windows through which we can see a changing vista and perhaps be seen by the people who may inhabit that vista. They are instead fixed in time and space like a painting. And perhaps due to their passage through space-tim
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