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David Scott holds a personal chair in French (Textual & Visual Studies) at Trinity College Dublin. He has written widely on literature, painting, semiotics and textual/ visual studies, and has organised many international exhibitions on arts and design. He was formerly curator of the Modern Art Collection, Trinity College Dublin (1977-92), a director of the Douglas Hyde Gallery (1979-91) and the organizer of Trinity College’s 1992 400th anniversary exhibition. His interests include gardens, travel and sport, especially athletics and boxing.

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Paul Delvaux: Surrealizing ...

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Pictorialist Poetics: Poetr...

4.17 avg rating — 6 ratings — published 1988 — 3 editions
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The Art and Aesthetics of B...

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Dynamo Island: The Cultural...

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Baudelaire: La Fanfarlo and...

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Semiologies of Travel: From...

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Cultures of Boxing

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European Stamp Design: A Se...

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Poetics of the Poster: The ...

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