Diana of the Upper Air

Lavinia Greenlaw

Diana of the Upper Air

Department of English

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Abstract

An essay extracted from The Vast Extent that considers a sculpture of the goddess Diana in early C20th New York and questions of visibility and dazzle.

Original language	English
Journal	London Review of Books
Volume	43
Issue number	15
Publication status	Published - 29 Jul 2021

Keywords

Diana
New York
Actaeon
Madison Square Garden
Stephen Crane
Willa Cather
electrification
visibility

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https://www.lrb.co.uk/the-paper/v43/n15/lavinia-greenlaw/diana-of-the-upper-air

1 Book

The Vast Extent: On seeing and not seeing further
Greenlaw, L., 12 Jan 2024, (In preparation) London: Faber. 190 p.
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Diana of the Upper Air

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The Vast Extent: On seeing and not seeing further

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