[Milton-L] Kirmss Sculpture

[walfred at UDel.Edu]

  Might I add that regardless of the Cavalier
  appearance and non-physical resemblance, the idea of
  votive candles symbolizing Milton's light within is
  a stroke of genius and very faithful to Milton's
  personal outlook and the poetry he created.This
  inclusion by Kirmss cannot be appreciated with the
  photo that was attached. To build that feature into
  the project is lovely.

  Sadly, not too many people know of the traditional
  Tibetan greeting (I didn't until today) and  most
  will have a modern reaction to the modern message of
  one's sticking out their tongue. Milton was a rebel,
  but not THAT kind of a rebel.

  I just wished it would have looked more like Milton.
  ~Michele

Michele D. Walfred BA, MALS canditate
University of Delaware

Michele D. Walfred
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Georgetown, Del. 19947
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  ---- Original message ----

    Date: Sat, 27 Sep 2008 09:13:22 -0500
    From: Carrol Cox <cbcox at ilstu.edu>
    Subject: Re: [Milton-L] Kirmss Sculpture
    To: John Milton Discussion List
    <milton-l at lists.richmond.edu>
    >This philistine caterwauling by oh-so-defensive
    Milton scholars is
    >becoming really offensive. It reveals the u.s.
    university at its very
    >worst.
    >
    >Carrol
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