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    EDWARD HOPPER

    May 6, 2020 / 0 Comments

    Le texte ci-dessous est l’extrait du livre Edward Hopper: écrit par Gerry Souter, publié par Parkstone International. Les peintures à l’huile réalistes d‘Edward Hopper, ses aquarelles et ses gravures le rendirent célèbre pendant l’entre-deux-guerres en Amérique, des années 1920 aux années 1940. Pendant les vingt dernières années de sa vie, il connut les honneurs, les médailles, les expositions rétrospectives. Il reçut d’innombrables invitations aux musées et aux ouvertures de galeries. Il en refusait la plupart. C’était un ermite, otage d’une éducation qui le poussait en permanence à se dépasser. Il était prisonnier des souvenirs humiliants du rejet qu’il avait vécu lors de son enfance. Il habitait un corps défaillant et il…

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    A Life Most Solitary?

    November 23, 2012 / 0 Comments

    The place: Mexico. The year: Post-1910. Mexico was on the verge of change. Political instability, the blight of dictatorship, a peasants’ revolt: with events such as the Mexican Revolution fresh in everyone’s minds, passions must have run high. Actions were no longer as restrained.  The freedoms of speech and desire were rife.  We need only look to those well-known Mexican painters Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera for reference. Despite the volatile relationship shared by the painters (both of whom had several extra-marital affairs during their time together), Kahlo lived in an isolated world.  A pain-filled existence was all she ever knew from the age of 6, when she contracted polio,…

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