The Third Rose: Gertrude Stein and Her WorldP. Smith, 1968 - 427 pagina's |
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Pagina 135
... written between 1909 and 1912 , she proceeded wholeheartedly into cubism . It was a step that meant that she had abandoned history , memory , science and the cursive thought by which the written word ordinarily registers intelligence ...
... written between 1909 and 1912 , she proceeded wholeheartedly into cubism . It was a step that meant that she had abandoned history , memory , science and the cursive thought by which the written word ordinarily registers intelligence ...
Pagina 329
... writing . I had written and was writing nothing . Nothing inside me needed to be written . Nothing needed any word and there was no word inside me that could not be spoken and so there was no word inside me . And I was not writing . I ...
... writing . I had written and was writing nothing . Nothing inside me needed to be written . Nothing needed any word and there was no word inside me that could not be spoken and so there was no word inside me . And I was not writing . I ...
Pagina 358
... written all my life . GERTRUDE ( striking back at Braque's statement published in transi- tion's " Testimony Against Gertrude Stein " ) : Well I only saw one thing of yours that was written and that in a language you cannot understand ...
... written all my life . GERTRUDE ( striking back at Braque's statement published in transi- tion's " Testimony Against Gertrude Stein " ) : Well I only saw one thing of yours that was written and that in a language you cannot understand ...
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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