French Literature Reviews - 2026

Word & Image No. 21
Art and Visual Culture

Word & Image

Volume 21 Number 1 January–March 2005

Rembrandt's metaphysical wit: The Three Trees and The Omval
By David R. Smith 1

Intertextual variation: prehistory and postfuture in Alberto Manguel's Variaciones sobre un tema de durero
By Lynda Hoffman-Jeep & Marsha Watson 22

A penetrable text? Illustration and transgression in the 1499(?) edition of Celestina
By Ana Isabel Montero 41

A Wicklow skirmish in word and image: time and space in TCD MS 1209/12
By Timothy R. Jackson 56

Kazimir Malevich on vision and sensation
By Esther Levinger 79

Language as an underlying idea in Salvador Dalí's works
By O. B. Zaslavskii 90

Philip Roth and the art of dying, The Dying Animal
By Pascale McGarry 103

Corrigendum and Errata

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This journal issue brings together a collection of scholarly contributions examining the intersections of visual and textual culture, engaging with works by Rembrandt, Alberto Manguel, and Kazimir Malevich. Contributors also discuss illustrative practices in early printed texts, manuscript studies, and vision in modern art, alongside literary analyses of writings by Philip Roth.

Readers interested in the interdisciplinary study of literature, visual arts, and cultural history may find this volume relevant to their inquiries. The journal provides a platform for research into the relationships between what is read and what is seen, tracing these exchanges from early modern printing to contemporary literature.