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Beckmann finally bought back his soul. Upon receiving an honorary doctorate from St. Louis' Washington University in 1950, he said: "Indulge in your subconscious, or intoxicate yourself with wine, for all I care, love the dance, love joy and melancholy, and even death. Art, with religion and the sciences...
The quality of the early Spanish "conquerors and settlers," he mistakenly contends, was no different than that of the early English, Dutch, and French in North America. The conqueror who came to North America was, in fact, quickly disappointed. The Indian he found was poor, prone to disease, and generally...
An Evening with Mike Nichols and Elaine May. After club, record, radio and TV success, Mike and Elaine are proving that the vials of their humor are full enough to intoxicate a Broadway theater. While there are rough edges in their portrayals of mother and son, brother and sister, lover...
Apples and Eclairs. "Overflowing with life and activity," wrote one of her secretaries, "she glows with physical joy, hugging to her strong heart every thing that quivers with life, in order to embrace it, crush it, draw the very marrow out of it . . . In . . . intervals passive, idling and greedy, she...
Delacroix painted to inflame the soul and intoxicate the eye, and to those who failed to read his message, he said: "In many people the eye is untrue or inert; they see the objects literally: of the exquisite they see nothing."