Why illustrate a great piece of writing whose very advocacy and evocation and efficacy lies within its very existence as writing? (Peter Greenaway)

Why illustrate a great piece of writing whose very advocacy and evocation and efficacy lies within its very existence as writing?

Peter Greenaway

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