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Gertrude Stein ' s plays are conceived within the cubist dispensation , which is to
say that the materials of a landscape , or the actions and gestures accompanying
an event , are motifs with which she does quite what she pleases . Since she is ...
Gertrude Stein ' s plays are conceived within the cubist dispensation , which is to
say that the materials of a landscape , or the actions and gestures accompanying
an event , are motifs with which she does quite what she pleases . Since she is ...
Pagina 261
Play Hemingway , ” she would say to the pampered white dog , “ be fierce . ”
Some years later , in an interview with the novelist John Hyde Preston , Gertrude
elaborated upon her opinion of Hemingway ' s development . When Preston ...
Play Hemingway , ” she would say to the pampered white dog , “ be fierce . ”
Some years later , in an interview with the novelist John Hyde Preston , Gertrude
elaborated upon her opinion of Hemingway ' s development . When Preston ...
Pagina 356
It is London that is gay and Paris that is somber , ” she wrote to W . G . Rogers , "
too much work and no play can make Jack a dull boy but too much play makes
Jack a dismal boy . ” She had not seen Picasso for nearly two years , not since
the ...
It is London that is gay and Paris that is somber , ” she wrote to W . G . Rogers , "
too much work and no play can make Jack a dull boy but too much play makes
Jack a dismal boy . ” She had not seen Picasso for nearly two years , not since
the ...
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Bibliografische gegevens
| Titel | The Third Rose: Gertrude Stein and Her World |
| Auteur | John Malcolm Brinnin |
| Uitgever | P. Smith, 1968 |
| Oorspronkelijk uit | de University of Virginia |
| Gedigitaliseerd | 22 aug 2008 |
| Lengte | 427 pagina's |
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