Those who discern the signs of the times, will not be slow to perceive that Darbyism is but another form of the high-church ritualistic movement of the day, rising among those called “brethren,” which, though less gross and less outward than much which bears that name elsewhere, is not the less real.

A still life that Arthur Dove painted in vivid colors in 1909 predates the luminous semiabstractions for which he is best known.

the assemblage of words and recordings

the rattery and scoundrelism of public life