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David Roberts's avatar

Rona, I'm taken with your observation that when we leave a comment we are doing something not entirely different from the woman showing you the church. Commenters can sometimes reveal something about a writer's piece that the writer didn't think of. And what is more trompe l'oeil than words on a screen that show us a three dimensional scene?

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Wendy Varley's avatar

How amazing that she waited there each lunchtime to share that hidden treasure! I'd have loved that. When I learned about trompe l'oeil in art lessons at school, and then saw the violin and bow at Chatsworth House in Derbyshire, I was mesmerised!

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