vestiary


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vestiary

A room for the keeping of vestments, garments, or clothes; a wardrobe.
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The speaker is not the integral whole that she seems, the unity of a vestiary surface that represents the self-possessed, self-same male, like Viola's twin brother, Sebastian.
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840 belonging to a certain Theodosius, patrikos, imperial protospatharius and chartularius of the public vestiary, chief of the Byzantine emperor's personal security.
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Having taken the utopian promise of international Constructivism at its word, artists like Oiticica and Clark pushed through to what Paulo Herkenhoff describes as a politicized rediscovery of the subjective and corporeal in their vestiary and environmental works.
'Art from Brazil in New York.'
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