Everybody who was Anybody: A Biography of Gertrude SteinDoubleday, 1989 - 243 pagina's The fascinating story of Gertrude Stein, the public personality, the private person, and the deeply serious writer. From her childhood in Pennsylvania through her rise in the world of art, this unique biography examines the life of this remarkable woman. |
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... Mabel Weeks later recalled , Gertrude was early convinced of her right to comment , and of her position among company , however distin- guished . " As early as 1900 , Gertrude was most outspoken about wanting glory from life . I ...
... Mabel Weeks later recalled , Gertrude was early convinced of her right to comment , and of her position among company , however distin- guished . " As early as 1900 , Gertrude was most outspoken about wanting glory from life . I ...
Pagina 43
... Mabel Weeks described him as " very playful , very personal , something of a flirt . Both men and women liked him and he was pleasant company . " But , she admits , " He was not particularly gentle - indeed sometimes almost cruel in ...
... Mabel Weeks described him as " very playful , very personal , something of a flirt . Both men and women liked him and he was pleasant company . " But , she admits , " He was not particularly gentle - indeed sometimes almost cruel in ...
Pagina 82
... Mabel Weeks in February 1913 , “ but as Gertrude thought it very nice and I had very sarcastical intentions we evidently didn't under- stand it in the same way . " In a long letter to Mabel Weeks that same month , Leo wrote that his and ...
... Mabel Weeks in February 1913 , “ but as Gertrude thought it very nice and I had very sarcastical intentions we evidently didn't under- stand it in the same way . " In a long letter to Mabel Weeks that same month , Leo wrote that his and ...
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Being the Youngest | 1 |
Knowledge Is What You Know | 18 |
What Are Masterpieces? | 35 |
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