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Tag Archives: David Baptiste-Chirot
SEURAT: Quest For The Redemption Of MATTER
Studies of Georges Seurat have usually focused on the subject matter; but there can be little doubt that the painter himself nailed his flag firmly to the mast of technical innovation. Technique was, as he wrote to his friend, the … Continue reading →
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Tagged André Chastel, Antonia Cunningham, Charles Blanc, Chevreul, Claude Monet, Courbet, David Baptiste-Chirot, Ernest Bloch, Felix Feneon, Frederic Clay Bartlett, George Earl Ortman, Georges Seurat, Hans Haacke, Jodi Hauptman, John Gage, Karl D. Buchberg, Macelo Guimaraes Lima, Manfred Hermes, Meyer Schapiro, Millet, Nan Rosenthal, Nat Rosenthal, Odilon Redon, Paul Cezanne, Paul Gauguin, Paul Signac, Robert L. Herbert, Stanley Hayter, Thomas Kostner, W.I. Homer
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ASPIRING ONLY TO SILENCE
In “The Painter of Modern Life,” Baudelaire is the first to define Modernism and does so as a conjunction of the eternal and the ephemeral. To find that element of the eternal in the ephemeral which Baudelaire saw as embodying … Continue reading →
Posted in Cinema/Visual/Audio, Feature Article, Ideas/Opinion, Literature/poetry/spoken word, Miscellaneous, Modern Arts/Craft
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Tagged Andre Gide, Camille Pissarro, Charles Baudelaire, Christopher Benfey, David Baptiste-Chirot, Edward Morris, Emile Verhaeren, Felix Feneon, Francis Viele-Griffen, Henri Gheon, Henri-Edmond Cross, John Menick, Jonathan Crary, Julian Barnes, Luc Sante, Maggie Balistren, Maurice Maeterlinck, Paul Signac, Stephane Mallarme, Walter Benjamin, Wanda Skinner
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