BYU Studies presents six paintings by Wulf Barsch. His artwork includes pyramids, palms, poplars, and geometric designs. The work is described as both solemn and romantic, using symbols of the ancient and modern world.
Landscapes of the Mind
A Portfolio of Paintings by Wulf E. Barsch
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- Landscapes of the Mind: A Portfolio of Paintings by Wulf E. Barsch
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- A Sermon in the Desert: Belief and Behavior in Early St. George, Utah
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