Allison MacDuffee
@studiousgal.bsky.social
Art Historian, working on exh. proposal re: Pissarro-Millet-Courbet for 2030. Usually teaching at Univ of Toronto Mississauga. Ph.D., U of Michigan. Live in Toronto. Canadian. Gardening, travel, philately. I block probable bot accts.
Yes, that too!
December 5, 2025 at 4:31 PM
Yes, that too!
Reposted by Allison MacDuffee
2/2 Can you find Christ in this Ecce Homo? Man in red jacket points the way to history's greatest misjudgment. By Joachim Beuckelaer, 1565.
December 5, 2025 at 3:48 PM
2/2 Can you find Christ in this Ecce Homo? Man in red jacket points the way to history's greatest misjudgment. By Joachim Beuckelaer, 1565.
Devyn -
It worked to make a simple schedule. I scheduled 6 weeks to write ch. 3. Then I expected to need a further month to revise chapter 3, but supervisor said "Don't bother."
I think I wrote the conclusion in 5 days! Momentum.
[I can't help w/ the book question tho]
Good luck!
It worked to make a simple schedule. I scheduled 6 weeks to write ch. 3. Then I expected to need a further month to revise chapter 3, but supervisor said "Don't bother."
I think I wrote the conclusion in 5 days! Momentum.
[I can't help w/ the book question tho]
Good luck!
December 5, 2025 at 4:19 PM
Devyn -
It worked to make a simple schedule. I scheduled 6 weeks to write ch. 3. Then I expected to need a further month to revise chapter 3, but supervisor said "Don't bother."
I think I wrote the conclusion in 5 days! Momentum.
[I can't help w/ the book question tho]
Good luck!
It worked to make a simple schedule. I scheduled 6 weeks to write ch. 3. Then I expected to need a further month to revise chapter 3, but supervisor said "Don't bother."
I think I wrote the conclusion in 5 days! Momentum.
[I can't help w/ the book question tho]
Good luck!
Feasible to finish...or feasible to turn into a [something]?
December 5, 2025 at 12:46 AM
Feasible to finish...or feasible to turn into a [something]?