Tag Archives: Jean Onimus

metamorphosis: they begin to mingle

Posted on December 4, 2012 by Dave

Andre Malraux was an agnostic who worshiped art, and whose private cathedral was that vast and dizzying intellectual structure he called the “imaginary Museum.” Jean Onimus once said of Malraux, “Malraux cannot resign himself to the Death of God. He … Continue reading →

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the gods in art

Posted on November 27, 2012 by Dave

The Gods in art. Andre Malraux sought the key to humankind’s fate by a philosphical study of all the world’s art. In The Metamorphosis of the Gods, he pursued a daring venture of the intellect…. (see link at end)…  The … Continue reading →

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