vorticist

“The Kansas cyclone that whisks Dorothy into a dreamworld is evoked through vorticist projections the work of Jon Driscoll that betoken chaos in the cosmos.”

The Guardian: The Wizard of Oz - review

“For all the easy curmudgeon-rockabilly-krautrock-vorticist shorthand, The Fall's music eludes description.”

FallNews

“Indeed, the Fall could be seen as a vorticist Blast against the design-professionalism and Mancunian elitism of Anthony H. Wilson's Factory Records.”

FallNet - a pack of gnomes, trolls and gargoyles

“Strictly speaking, therefore, Descartes was not an atomist but a vorticist and plenist.”

Dictionary of the History of Ideas

“He was, as has been said, a vorticist before Descartes, an optimist before Leibnitz, a Copernican before Galileo.”

Complete Project Gutenberg Oliver Wendell Holmes, Sr. Works

“He was, as has been said, a vorticist before Descartes, [66] an optimist before Leibnitz, a”

A Budget of Paradoxes, Volume I (of II)

“The winter sales posters brilliantly harness the dynamic movement of vorticist and futurist art - one image is a blizzard of angled and curved raincoats, sheets of rain and upturned umbrellas.”

Evening Standard - Home

“That credit should go ” more than to anyone else ” to Quinn's friend and guide Henri-Pierre Roché, who helped him recover from his earlier excesses in the direction of Augustus John, of Epstein, and of Wyndham Lewis and Pound's other vorticist friends.”

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