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	Comments on: Tickled and Tossed: The Rabelaisian World of Nina Levy	</title>
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		By: Peter		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Thanks for this review. I saw Leavy&#039;s  marvelously satiric work at the Decordova Museum in Lincoln, Ma: Big Baby,  A gigantic sitting infant  seems ready to start screaming, while her tiny mother is in the background carrying her decapitated head. It was there for about five years; I believe there was some opposition to the work from the &quot;babyist&quot;  contingent of suburbia.
Now it is no longer there, perhaps because her vision is more wondrously dark than this reviewer indicates.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Thanks for this review. I saw Leavy’s  marvelously satiric work at the Decordova Museum in Lincoln, Ma: Big Baby,  A gigantic sitting infant  seems ready to start screaming, while her tiny mother is in the background carrying her decapitated head. It was there for about five years; I believe there was some opposition to the work from the “babyist”  contingent of suburbia.<br>
Now it is no longer there, perhaps because her vision is more wondrously dark than this reviewer indicates.</p>
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