Tunku Varadarajan
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Two Books on Francisco de Zurbarán: The Divine in Detail (opens the original)
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The Iberian conquest of the Americas made 16th-century Seville the richest city in Europe. The intense pull of Seville’s silver drew fortune-seekers of every stripe. Among them was Francisco de Zurbarán (1598-1664), an artist whose work is now considered among the high points of Spanish Baroque painting. Seville was the most prominent religious center in southern Spain, and its Christian orders—the Dominicans, Mercedarians, Carthusians and, to a lesser extent, the Franciscans, Jesuits and Hieron
"The American Way of Foreign Policy" Review: Principles of a Power (opens the original)
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“What is distinctively American about American foreign policy?” Michael Mandelbaum asks. How does our conduct of foreign relations differ from that of, say, China, France, India, Israel, Japan or Russia? It’s a pertinent question, particularly in these times of ideological turbulence in the White House and the Democratic Party. Does American exceptionalism—whose hallmarks are a still-proud belief in egalitarianism and entrepreneurship—extend to matters outside our domestic affairs? Historically,
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