"DECIPHER"
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THE Utopian Alphabet

I remember picking up the book 'UTOPIA' by St. Thomas More years
ago and reading it.  I was both amazed and intrigued!

St. Thomas More (1478-1535), a lawyer, writer, scholar, statesman,
diplomat, political theorist and patron of the arts invented the Utopian
alphabet during the 16th century.

This alphabet appears in his book Utopia, which was written in Latin
and was published in 1516. The name Utopia is a pun meaning both
the "good place" and "no place". The book is narrated by a traveller
called Raphael Hythloday, who praises all aspects of life of the
fictional country of Utopia. Hythloday's comments can be seen as an
indirect critique of contemporary English society.

The Utopian alphabet










CAN YOU DECIPHER THE WORDS IN MY PAINTINGS?

There are 17 Utopian Words in this paintings.  Email me all 17
words and You Will Win a Prize.
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There are 17 words in my paintings.  It is fun trying to
Decipher what this painting has to Say to You.

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your Face ... in the End!