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Acknowledgments
Introduction
1. Pictorial Narrativity
2. "As Long as Eyes Can See and Beauty Reigns": The Visual Arts in Romance
3. Empowering the Perceiver: Keats
4. Virgins, Copyists, and the Gentle Reader: Hawthorne
5. A Renaissance-Modernist Dalliance: Joyce and Picasso
6. Divide and Narrate: Seurat, Warhol, and Lichtenstein
Conclusion
Notes
Bibliography
Index
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