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...sees it as something of a happy medium between Fascist realism and "the form which cubism had diffused to the point of meaninglessness." He calls his style "realistic idealism," goes in for lush figures, both clothed and nude, done in thick, vivid colors...
...Golden Hand, by Edith Simon. A warm and vivid historical novel of life & death in a 14th century English village (TIME, April...
...Golden Hand, by Edith Simon. A warm and vivid historical novel of life & death in a 14th century English village (TIME, April...
...conclusion I wish to set Mr. Kameny straight on one point, and that is that the U.S. Army is not at a peacetime level; only a person of extremely vivid imagination, or no imagination at all, could possibly construe the present-day situation as falling into the category of "peacetime." Richard A. Burr
...English village called Bedesford-its births, feasts, miracles, wars, witches, lepers, plagues, rapes, murders, floods; and its common talk, small superstitions and deep-breathing faith; the wild downs and dark woods around it; all the kinds of people, from bondman to merchant to lord bishop, who filled out its vivid society; and the great cathedral they all built in the waste. It is, in brief, something like a total recall of 14th century England, told in the violent shape of mass adventure, with a quiet detail of individual tragedy...