The Third Rose: Gertrude Stein and Her WorldP. Smith, 1968 - 427 pagina's |
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Pagina 78
... reported them to be eccentric and the- atrical , cranky and messianic , or snobbish and sybaritic . They re- garded their celebrity merely as recognition of a singularity they had themselves never questioned . Leo was hardly " the ...
... reported them to be eccentric and the- atrical , cranky and messianic , or snobbish and sybaritic . They re- garded their celebrity merely as recognition of a singularity they had themselves never questioned . Leo was hardly " the ...
Pagina 381
... reported in his book , Not So Wild a Dream , that he had been supplied with the Bilignin ad- dress from an American source and , unaware that Gertrude and Alice had moved to Culoz , he and his companion had been search- ing the ...
... reported in his book , Not So Wild a Dream , that he had been supplied with the Bilignin ad- dress from an American source and , unaware that Gertrude and Alice had moved to Culoz , he and his companion had been search- ing the ...
Pagina 388
... reported a fine critical press and good sales for Wars I Have Seen . The old sense of Paris had at last returned , the old sense of daily adventure and the imminence of new friends . Gertrude discovered an unknown painter , Riba ...
... reported a fine critical press and good sales for Wars I Have Seen . The old sense of Paris had at last returned , the old sense of daily adventure and the imminence of new friends . Gertrude discovered an unknown painter , Riba ...
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aesthetic Alice Toklas Alice's Apollinaire artist asked Autobiography Autobiography of Alice Bateau Lavoir became become began Bilignin Braque career Carl Van Vechten Cézanne character continued creative critic cubist early Edith Sitwell Elliot Paul English everything famous feel felt finally Fleurus Four Saints French friends Gertrude and Alice Gertrude and Leo Gertrude Stein Gertrude's Hemingway ideas interest James Juan Gris knew landscape later Leo Stein Leo's letter literary looked Mabel Dodge Matisse means meditate mind Miss Stein nature never novel painters painting Paris period Picasso play poems poet poetry portrait published reader rose Rue Christine Rue de Fleurus seemed sense Sherwood Anderson soon stories talk tell Tender Buttons thing Thornton Wilder thought Three Lives tion Toklas told took trude turned Virgil Thomson wanted words writing wrote young