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...have anecdotal significance. They trace friendships and artistic influences among the featured painters and tell personal histories. Fantin-Latour’s beautifully balanced composition of color compliments, “The Betrothal Still Life” (1869), was the artist’s proposal of marriage to Mademoiselle Dubourg. “Moss Roses in a Vase” (1882) is a touching still life Manet painted while dying, composed of flowers given to him by friends (most of whom were Impressionists...
When Jeannine died in 1946, partially of malnutrition, De Staël settled into a black period that ended just as his third dealer, Jacques Dubourg, began to find an audience for his work. One of the first to herald him was Cubist Georges Braque, who announced: "De Staël has a true sense of painting." He seemed to be tearing strips off nature, but he put them back on canvas in his brutal abstract cityscapes...
...Yale Dramatic Association has chosen for its fifth annual production, a comedy called, "New Men and Old Acres," by Tom Taylor and A. W. Dubourg. This play will be presented here on April 19 and 20. Unlike the plays which the association has given of late years. "New Men and Old Acres" is modern in every sense of the word and very like many of the comedies now on the stage...
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