of Osvaldo's body, the foreshortening that brings his head to the foreground and his feet to the background, help create the feeling of space turned upside down.] 33 The dramatic pose is echoed on page 11 where colour reproductions of the Furies
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Mise en abyme
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find models for the architecture of the Baroque spaces inhabited by Osvaldo. Most strikingly, the comic shows the crazed Osvaldo enacting the fantasy, invented by Romantic poets, that Ribera had painted with the blood of saints, by substituting the
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phases, such as the moment when one of Captain Thorpe’s men smashes open the door of the cabin where the ambassador and his daughter are staying. This is a key moment because it brings two spaces into contact with each other, which allows the romance to
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‘cone’ of visual space (the visual space encapsulated by the device of single-point perspective), that subject, at the same moment, is itself captured within a separate field, or ‘cone’, of vision: that of the gaze of the Other: ‘What determines me, at