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His recent oil, Trickle-Down Theory, which features the Las Vegas Stratosphere tower pissing out a golden stream of urine over a Boschian cast of characters, makes a dark pun on conservative economic theory, and manages to do so with religious conviction.
John Seed: Matthew Couper: A Devotional Painter in Las Vegas John Seed 2011
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His recent oil, Trickle-Down Theory, which features the Las Vegas Stratosphere tower pissing out a golden stream of urine over a Boschian cast of characters, makes a dark pun on conservative economic theory, and manages to do so with religious conviction.
John Seed: Matthew Couper: A Devotional Painter in Las Vegas John Seed 2011
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She had never glimpsed the Boschian tableau that materialized after the warehouses bolted their doors, after the corrugated-metal gates rolled down over the church fronts, cheap-toy outlets and fake-flower shops.
Skid Row Homeless To Be Unconditionally Housed By City Of Los Angeles 2010
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She had never glimpsed the Boschian tableau that materialized after the warehouses bolted their doors, after the corrugated-metal gates rolled down over the church fronts, cheap-toy outlets and fake-flower shops.
Skid Row Homeless To Be Unconditionally Housed By City Of Los Angeles 2010
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The blog is the work of Antonio Garcia-Martinez, a former "quant" at the bank, who quickly became disillusioned with Wall Street's "Boschian" culture.
Ex-Goldman Sachs Employee Compares Working At Bank To Being A 'Fluffer' On A 'Porn Set' 2010
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Paul Jessup gushes about the Boschian influence and the devouring of genre.
Finch for a Thursday 2009
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I have to admit that Boschian figurine is the coolest trophy I have ever seen.
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Paul Jessup gushes about the Boschian influence and the devouring of genre.
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They succeed as "satire via hyperbole and excess," Seward writes, by applying to literature what he calls "the Boschian method": • "time no longer flows in a straight line"
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The sound after that is the sound of your IRAs and 401 (k) s shrieking in Boschian agony as they are skinned alive and pulled apart in different directions by the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse (War, Famine, Death, and Pestilence). '
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