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Michael Bravo shows that visions of a sacred or living pole can help humanity understand its twenty-first-century predicament

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John Russell hailed it as a "massive contribution to our knowledge of one of the most fascinating and mysterious episodes in the history of modern art

Drawing the Curtain: the Cold War in Cartoons by Sergei Khrushchev and Timothy Benson xmas24classiclit Michael Bravo shows that visionsDrawing the Curtain is the compelling story of Soviet and western relations during the Cold War, as told through cartoons and propaganda art. Seventy five beautifully drawn Soviet cartoons reveal the extraordinary obsessions and ferocious propaganda campaigns of the period. Most of them have never been seen before in the West. The Soviet works are juxtaposed throughout with western cartoons on similar themes. Together they not only reveal one of the