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''' | [[Burton Callicott]] was an art professor from Memphis, Tennessee who incorporated Theosophical concepts into his paintings and drawings. Using many media, he explored light and shadow and the prismatic colors of the rainbow. Three of his paintings hang in the [[L. W. Rogers Building|headquarters building]] of the [[Theosophical Society in America]], including ''Antahkarana''. | ||
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Burton Callicott was an art professor from Memphis, Tennessee who incorporated Theosophical concepts into his paintings and drawings. Using many media, he explored light and shadow and the prismatic colors of the rainbow. Three of his paintings hang in the headquarters building of the Theosophical Society in America, including Antahkarana. |
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