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Discover the groundbreaking exploration of civilization in 'Civilisations: How Do We Look / The Eye of Faith' by renowned classicist Mary Beard. This compelling masterpiece delves into the essence of civilizations and how they are portrayed through the lens of art and faith. Perfect for history enthusiasts and art lovers alike, this captivating book navigates the intricate relationship between visual representation and cultural identity, revealing insights from iconic creations like Angkor Wat and the Ravenna mosaics. Mary Beard examines the evolution of human depiction, from ancient artifacts to modern interpretations, showcasing the artistic genius that shaped our world. With critical acclaim from the likes of Spectator and Guardian, this book promises an enthralling journey through time and thought, encouraging readers to engage with the profound question of how art influences society and personal faith. Whether you're studying art history or seeking enlightenment on the human condition, 'Civilisations: How Do We Look' is an essential addition to your bookshelf. Embrace the wisdom of one of Britain's most celebrated classicists and uncover how our vision of civilization shapes our understanding of ourselves and each other. Order your copy today and start a captivating exploration of our past.