The Third Rose: Gertrude Stein and Her WorldP. Smith, 1968 - 427 pagina's |
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Pagina 108
... seemed continually to live . Fernande Olivier had walked out on Picasso shortly after the Steins ' dinner party , and now had to be visited in her own separate quarters . Alice had pro- posed to study French with her and a price of ...
... seemed continually to live . Fernande Olivier had walked out on Picasso shortly after the Steins ' dinner party , and now had to be visited in her own separate quarters . Alice had pro- posed to study French with her and a price of ...
Pagina 193
... seemed to be something in him which took it for granted that anything said by anybody except himself needed immediate denial or at least substan- tial modification . He seemed to need constant reinforcement of his ego , in order to be ...
... seemed to be something in him which took it for granted that anything said by anybody except himself needed immediate denial or at least substan- tial modification . He seemed to need constant reinforcement of his ego , in order to be ...
Pagina 274
... seemed to me so Gertrude Steinish in their repetitions . Your quality is that of being slowly and innocently first recognizing sensations and experience . " This was too much ; the door of the atelier had already closed silently on ...
... seemed to me so Gertrude Steinish in their repetitions . Your quality is that of being slowly and innocently first recognizing sensations and experience . " This was too much ; the door of the atelier had already closed silently on ...
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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 experience 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 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