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Illuminating Arts And Letters. The Reappearance Of Carl Moll. The art historian Ernst Gombrich wrote that "We must not assume that the artist did not see what he did not paint." What about paintings we not see, in particular the ones that were admired in their own time? A rapidly increasing urban population would have required major changes to what remained a largely medieval city anyway. To their credit, the monarchy and the newly empowered bourgeoisie cooperated on unglamorous projects. That he used fa...

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THE BLUE LANTERN: Selling The New Art in Vienna (Part One)

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Illuminating Arts And Letters. Selling The New Art in Vienna (Part One). Gustav Klimt, Carl Moll, and Koloman Moser: founders of the Vienna Secession in 1897 and also founders of the breakaway group the Wiener Werkstatte in 1905. The trio came to be known as the Klimtgruppe. Early in his career, Moll attracted the scorn of Karl Kraus, a journalist opposed to hypocrisy and corruption of Habsburg Vienna, who dissected Moll's avarice and lack of principle in his newspaper Die Fackel. Secession Building)&#46...

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THE BLUE LANTERN: Concrete Palm Trees And Holy Motors: The World Of Robert Mallet-Stevens

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Illuminating Arts And Letters. Concrete Palm Trees And Holy Motors: The World Of Robert Mallet-Stevens. I Perched on a hillside overlooking the village of Mezy-sur-Seine, this house looks like nothing so much as a luxury liner on the crest of a wave. And there is some poetic truth to this comparison. Villa Poiret. Is, arguably, the earliest example of what came to be known as ocean-liner chic during the inter-war years. Villa Poiret was also the first major design by architect Robert Mallet-Stevens.

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THE BLUE LANTERN: Java And Jan Toorop

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Illuminating Arts And Letters. Java And Jan Toorop. Kierkegaard said that we live life forward but understand it backward; that's also a good description of how we respond to works of art, although it is not how we are expected to write about art, if we do. Recently I saw Crescent. Above) for the first time. Although I knew nothing about the artist and not much about eastern Asian art, the painting made me think of the Dutch artist Jan Toorop and how his Indonesian childhood influenced his art. In Brusse...

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THE BLUE LANTERN: Far Niente: Angelo Morbelli

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Illuminating Arts And Letters. Far Niente: Angelo Morbelli. Esterina, your twentieth year now threatens,. A cloud of greyish pink. That day by day enswathes you. You know and you're not afraid.'. 1924) by Eugenio Montale. Rejoice when the breeze that enters the orchard. Brings you back the tidal rush of life:. Here, where dead memories. Mesh and founder,. Was no garden, but a reliquary. Find a break in the meshes of the net. That tightens around us, leap out, flee! Excerpt from In limine. Joseph Brodsky ...

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THE BLUE LANTERN: Inside The Museum: Louvre City

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Illuminating Arts And Letters. Inside The Museum: Louvre City. I Antoine Watteau's Pierrot. Looks wonderfully at home in the freshly painted and newly arranged gallery of eighteenth century French paintings at the Louvre. The painting, long known by the name Gilles,. Was completed almost three hundred years ago and came to the Louvre as a gift in 1869 and, although it is familiar, the museum's director hopes that Pierrot. And other familiar works will be looked at anew. For museums or the worst of times?

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ThinkShop: On Robert Graves, Count Belisarius and Lawrence of Arabia

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A selection of articles on history, politics, art and literature. Thursday, September 9, 2010. On Robert Graves, Count Belisarius and Lawrence of Arabia. In the historical novel,. Was first published Graves was confronted with numerous negative reviews. Most criticised the novel for its stiff portrayal of the main character, finding him to be "altogether too noble". Graves, never a lover of critics, reacted strongly. In one of two letters which he wrote to. T E Lawrence, better known as Lawrence of Arabia.

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ThinkShop: August 2015

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A selection of articles on history, politics, art and literature. Monday, August 24, 2015. Caravaggio in Dublin, Triumph of the Soulless. Having once been in Malta and failing to see that island's sole Caravaggio painting. I was determined not to make the same mistake when recently visiting the island of Ireland. The Taking of Christ. The Taking of Christ. Is the latest Caravaggio to be discovered. H. Now it hangs proudly, all cleaned up, spic and span, in the National Gallery. Or any mythic-science-fict...

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ThinkShop: Heliotherapy in Switzerland

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A selection of articles on history, politics, art and literature. Sunday, July 11, 2010. Here is an intriguing photo that I took at the exhibition "Magic Mountains: Switzerland as Energy Centre and Sanatorium". In the Swiss National Museum in Zürich. It shows a nurse giving a child a glass of ovalmaltine. The child and nurse are on skis, they are standing on snow and surrounded by high peaks, but what makes the photo most odd is the near nakedness of the youngster. By the early 20. Captured the almost re...

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ThinkShop: One Hundred Days by Lukas Barfuss

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A selection of articles on history, politics, art and literature. Friday, June 26, 2015. One Hundred Days by Lukas Barfuss. Granta Books, 2013). By the young Swiss author Lukas Barfüss. In this contemporary version of Conrad’s Heart of Darkness. This book has garnered Barfüss a number of literary prizes, as well as nominations for the biggest book prizes in Germany and Switzerland. He is, of course, almost unheard of in the insular, provincial English speaking world. Friday, June 26, 2015. Subscribe to: ...

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ThinkShop: The Beyeler Foundation: Vienna 1900 - Gustav Klimt, Egon Schiele and Their Time

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A selection of articles on history, politics, art and literature. Monday, October 4, 2010. The Beyeler Foundation: Vienna 1900 - Gustav Klimt, Egon Schiele and Their Time. 65279;. Beyler Foundation (photo: Bijan Sayfour). Gustav Klimt: The Dancer. Gustav Klimt: The Park. I only ask because most of my photos appear out of focus.) But it is the water that holds one’s attention, and the play of light on its surface. It dominates the bulk of the canvas, becoming almost an entirely abstract ...I hope the ...

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ThinkShop: More on Collective Memory

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A selection of articles on history, politics, art and literature. Sunday, March 17, 2013. More on Collective Memory. The is a follow up to my previous post. Famine memorial, Dublin. Johanna Burke, “Introduction to ‘Remembering’ War”,. Journal of Contemporary History. Volume 39 (4), October, 2004, p. 473]. Will no doubt help to shape the American collective memory to a far greater extent than academic monographs on the same subject. International Criminal Tribunal for Former Yugoslavia, The Hague. In the ...

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A Bluestocking Knits: "Pearl Buck Swing Jacket Knitalong"

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June 20, 2006. Swing Jacket Monday (on Tuesday). Welcome to new members of the knitalong, Sarah of Lieblingsgarn. And Little Jenny Wren. Writes, I'm going to try to finish my left front later today - thanks to Suse helping me with the 'wrap' instruction! That's all I've done so far but it went together faster than I thought. I will send in updates as I go too. I'll say thanks again for the toothpick tip as I would never have got the back pleat right without it! June 05, 2006. My guess would be that in or...

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The Palisades: January 2014

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Washington, D.C. Sunday, January 26, 2014. 1st World Question - I know. Butdoes food taste better if you use the family silver to eat your meals? By the way, the oar-shaped spreader was given to me by father after I took up rowing which he thought - as a student at St. Mark's School - was "boring". Links to this post. Wednesday, January 22, 2014. Today As I said to my boss: a snowfall of 4 - 7 inches does not a "snow event" make. Finally putting Christmas to bed. Oh, I know, I did take down the tree ...

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ThinkShop: The Death of Marat

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A selection of articles on history, politics, art and literature. Friday, May 21, 2010. The Death of Marat. The above painting is world famous, David's. The Death of Marat. It is a fine example of revolutionary iconography - the radical Marat, in death, has become a secular martyr. Some commentators have pointed out the similarity to Michealangelo's. Later we stopped at the building which once housed Marat's newspaper, the notorious. Then we crossed the road to find the site where radical faction, the Co...

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ThinkShop: French Revolution Jokes

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A selection of articles on history, politics, art and literature. Thursday, May 22, 2014. Just revising the French Revolution with my class this morning and we decided to make up some French Revolution jokes. Here is the best of the bunch. (Imagine what the worst are like! What did Robespierre’s mistress say to him on their first night together? 8220;Disrobe Pierre.”. Who was the heaviest revolutionary? Why were the Jacobins so ambitious? They wanted to get a head. Storm and Terrorble Reign. June 30, 201...

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Illuminating Arts And Letters. The Reappearance Of Carl Moll. The art historian Ernst Gombrich wrote that "We must not assume that the artist did not see what he did not paint." What about paintings we not see, in particular the ones that were admired in their own time? A rapidly increasing urban population would have required major changes to what remained a largely medieval city anyway. To their credit, the monarchy and the newly empowered bourgeoisie cooperated on unglamorous projects. That he used fa...