Featured on PDR in the essay The Strange Case of Mr William T. Horton
Championed in his day by friend and fellow mystic W. B. Yeats, today the artist William T. Horton and his stark minimalistic creations are largely forgotten. Jon Crabb on a unique and unusual talent.
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“Strait Is the Gate, and Narrow Is the Way, Which Leadeth Unto Lite, and Few There Be That Find It” — MATTHEW, vi. 14
Artist
Date
1896
From
Savoy, no. 2
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