Word: profoundly
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Critics have complained that had John spent his talents more carefully, he might have been a greater artist. But it was not in his nature to be a profound man: it was his impulses, not his thoughts, that were inspired. As his friend Wyndham Lewis said, he was "a great man of action into whose hands the fairies stuck a brush instead of a sword." Had he tried harder for greatness, he might well have lost his innocent freshness, and the gallery of portraits he left to the world would have died on their walls...
Macario. The black-and-white magic of the motion-picture camera is artfully employed in this Mexican adaptation of B. Traven's profound little fable about the woodcutter who sups with Death...
Macario. A gifted Mexican director and cameraman make a touching ceremony out of B. Traven's profound little fable about the woodcutter who sups with Death...
...same theme occurs: If only more people read the New York Times, how much better a world this would be. But at least the reviewer, Arthur D. Hellman '63, has the good sense to dissent. "Does the American public want good newspapers." Hellman asks. His question is not very profound, but it is the only recognition in Comment of the fact that the press works in a social context...
Macario. A gifted Mexican director and cameraman make a touching ceremony out of B. Traven's profound little fable of the woodcutter who sups with Death...