13 Poets/13 Facts
wordpress.com     Apr 10, 2008            

Thursday Thirteen #14 April is National Poetry Month, so to celebrate I compiled a list of poets that I’m ... Thursday Thirteen #14 April is National Poetry Month, so to celebrate I compiled a list of poets that I'm fond of and went in search of facts about them. (It... [read full story]                    


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A walk around la Maison de Balzac

thisfrenchlife.com     Jul 16, 2008          

FOR those in search of hidden corners of Paris saturated in literary history, far from the throngs at the musee d’Orsay or the Louvre, there are few calmer oases than the Maison de Balzac in the sixteenth arrondisement, writes...                    

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The Life Cycle of Filmmakers

portfolio.com     Jul 12, 2008          

David Galenson, Univeristy of Chicago economist and author of Old Masters and Young Geniuses, has studied the creative output of painters, writers, musicians, and poets. And he's boiled down the life cycles of these artists...                    

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Jul 4, 2008: European Painting and Sculpture at Speed Art Museum

yahoo.com     Jul 3, 2008          

The Speed Museum features a growing collection of important examples of European painting and sculpture dating from the 1300s to today. 17th century Dutch and Flemish painting (with outstanding examples by Ludolph Backhuysen,...                    

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Barber Institute of Fine Arts displays Gwen John and the Catholic Church

artknowledgenews.com     Jul 3, 2008          

BIRMINGHAM, UK - What made British artist Gwen John carry out no fewer than eight versions of the same painting — the subject of which was a seventeenth-century French nun? Gwen John and her relationship with the Roman Catholic...                    

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