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    Vermeer in Bosnia

    For two decades, New Yorker magazine staff writer Lawrence Weschler has meditated on the relationship between art and culture, war and peace....

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    KCRW placeholderBy Sarah Spitz • Aug 17, 2004

    For two decades, New Yorker magazine staff writer Lawrence Weschler has meditated on connections and contradictions in the relationship between art and culture, war and peace. He explores a wide range of topics in his newest book, Vermeer in Bosnia, and in this conversation with Jonathan Kirsch.

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      Vermeer in Bosnia

      For two decades, New Yorker magazine staff writer Lawrence Weschler has meditated on the relationship between art and culture, war and peace....

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