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Pagina 129
Like the young painters who conceived of their work as independent of exterior
reality — as, in the words of Apollinaire, "drifting towards an entirely new art
which will stand in relation to painting, as hitherto regarded, just as music stands
in ...
Like the young painters who conceived of their work as independent of exterior
reality — as, in the words of Apollinaire, "drifting towards an entirely new art
which will stand in relation to painting, as hitherto regarded, just as music stands
in ...
Pagina 148
Before long, spectators to either art would be as familiar with the painters' collage
as with the moviemakers' montage. In Gertrude's early portraits, she used a
method that is parallel to that of the film strip as the vehicle of a narrative
sequence ...
Before long, spectators to either art would be as familiar with the painters' collage
as with the moviemakers' montage. In Gertrude's early portraits, she used a
method that is parallel to that of the film strip as the vehicle of a narrative
sequence ...
Pagina 358
Salvador Dali, who was also writing poems, she told the surrealist painter that
she "was bored with the hopelessness of painters and poetry." This report soon
came back to Picasso. When, in a matter of days, Gertrude encountered him by ...
Salvador Dali, who was also writing poems, she told the surrealist painter that
she "was bored with the hopelessness of painters and poetry." This report soon
came back to Picasso. When, in a matter of days, Gertrude encountered him by ...
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Bibliografische gegevens
| Titel | The Third Rose: Gertrude Stein and Her World An Atlantic Monthly Press book |
| Auteur | John Malcolm Brinnin |
| Uitgever | Little, Brown, 1959 |
| Lengte | 427 pagina's |
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