Utopia UT-03 Collage

Utopia Francis Bacon’s utopia, The New Atlantis 1627 Demonstrations of all lights and radiations; and of all colors; and out of things on colored and transparent, we represent unto you all several colors not in rainbows, as it is in gems and prisms, but of themselves single. We represent all also all multiplications of my light which we carry to great distance. And make so sharp as to discern small points and lines: also all colorations of light: all delusions and deceits of the sight in figures magnitude motions, colors: all demonstrations of shadows. We find also divers means yet unknown to you of producing of light originally from divers bodies. We procure means of seeing objects far off as having an remote place and represent things near as far off and sends a far off as near making feigned distances. The idea or ideal of a utopia has been in existence for millennia. The words of Fancis Bacon above and the ideals set forth throughout literature gave birth to this series. It has often been written and thought that utopia is an ideal of life beyond what we are accustomed to living now. Frankly all religious and historic literature speaks of a world of perfection of all people living in peace and harmony. Some notable early references to Utopias have been found in works by: Plato The Republic (written around 380 BCE) is one of the earliest conceptions of a utopia. Tao Hua Yuan (421) is a utopia for Chinese I hope you enjoy the works presented in this volume and thank you for your continued support.

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