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"Impressive! Impressive!" - Pope John Paul II. in front of Dimitri's Crucifixion, 1994.
What does it look like when one artist judges the works of other artists and when he investigates, as the art critic and poet Gordana Benić writes, "mysterious connections in art as a space where image and word come together"?
"In the morphology of the female being, there are no more desirable characters than Judith and Salome, two women who carry two heads: their own and a severed one," writes the Spanish philosopher José Ortega y Gasset in his essay on Salome.
The book - monograph comes from the "Museums of the World" book edition and deals with the art stored in the National Museum in Tokyo, the largest art museum in Japan and one of the largest art museums in the world.
