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	Through a Glass Darkly In the 18th century, well-heeled British tourists completing a Grand Tour of the Continent developed an infatuation for The Claude Glass. Named for the landscape painter Claude Lorrain, whose work Add to Reading List Document Date: 2013-06-25 22:41:30 Open Document File Size: 529,23 KB Share Result on Facebook City Philadelphia / New York / / Company MIT Press / Whitman / / Facility Fed Square / Gallery One / / IndustryTerm social media users / visual technologies / finished product / bloodless technologies / variable bodily systems / / Organization Australian Government / BLINDSIDE Committee of Management / Federal Government / Australia Council for the Arts / MIT / / Person Jessie Scott / Lizzy Sampson / Lewis Hyde / Shae Rooke / David McKay / Claude Lorrain / / Position landscape painter / artist / painter / / URL www.iandtheothers.com / www.shaerooke.com / www.lizzysampson.com.au / www.blindside.org.au / www.blindviews.tumblr.com / / SocialTag Romanticism Mind Jonathan Crary Glass Through a Glass Darkly Visual perception Visual arts Claude glass Mirrors

Through a Glass Darkly In the 18th century, well-heeled British tourists completing a Grand Tour of the Continent developed an infatuation for The Claude Glass. Named for the landscape painter Claude Lorrain, whose workAdd to Reading List