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9: Musee d'Orsay
Last night I dreamt that I had sex over and over again with the first girl I slept with, Jackie, the Guatemalan. In my dream I counted. In this created world I remembered how she felt inside and how w… more →
No More Cannibals
12-21-09: Paint the Raven, Evermore
wrote 2 weeks ago: Édouard Manet. The Raven. 1875. The Baltimore Museum of Art: The George A. Lucas Collection, purchas … more →
~ from The Moon and Sixpence
wrote 2 months ago: ~ from The Moon and Sixpence by W. Somerset Maugham, 1919 I HAVE an idea that some men are born ou … more →
The Mongolian Death Worm by OldChinaHand
wrote 4 months ago: The huddled encampment had come into view hours ago, but had never seemed to get any closer as our t … more →
Journey 3: Around Some of The National Gallery
wrote 6 months ago: (While I’m learning about art I’m also learning about blogging: this following post contains only … more →
The Obsessions of Vacation
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wrote 6 months ago: With my family, I spent most of the past week at the ocean, specifically the warm Gulf of Mexico, si … more →
yes, expats are more creative
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wrote 7 months ago: This is for any and all expats or former expats reading this. Yes, that sneaking suspicion is true. … more →
Why Gaugin is a Muse of Mine
wrote 8 months ago: When Do You Marry? I read recently about a new Gaugin being gifted to a Portland Museum. (If you are … more →
The lamest fight in history
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wrote 8 months ago: Art historians have uncovered what quite possibly could have been the lamest fight in the history of … more →
Links for 5.5.09: Bono's poetry, Dr. Pepper's recipe, Van Gogh's ear...
wrote 8 months ago: *Evil: Many people hate poetry. Many people hate Bono. Everyone hates Bono’s poetry. I would d … more →
stay where you are
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wrote 10 months ago: “You need not leave your room. Remain seated at your table and listen. You need not even lis … more →
Van Gogh at Twilight
wrote 11 months ago: The exhibit of Van Gogh’s work at the MOMA is an interesting exhibit, despite its meager numbe … more →
Persistence of Life
wrote 1 year ago: Where does life of a man or woman begins? Birth is merely a point, a reference point, a milestone as … more →
Yellow period ends soon
wrote 1 year ago: Several years ago we happened to be in Amsterdam during the fantastic Van Gogh and Gaugin exhibition … more →
9: Musee d'Orsay
wrote 1 year ago: Last night I dreamt that I had sex over and over again with the first girl I slept with, Jackie, the … more →
The Yellow House: Van Gogh and Gaugin
wrote 1 year ago: I recently reviewed Martin Gayford’s book, The Yellow House: Van Gogh, Gaugin and Nine Turbule … more →
Russian and French art embrace in London
wrote 1 year ago: For the first time, Londoners have the opportunity to see paintings from four of Russia’s most … more →
PAUL THEROUX: HAPPY ISLES OF OCEANIA
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wrote 2 years ago: Here I am, stepping into something huge again. Paul Theroux is one of the most popular travel writer … more →
From Monet to Lichtenstein
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wrote 3 years ago: What do artists Claude Monet and Willem De Kooning; Pierre-Auguste Renoir and Roy Lichtenstein, Vinc … more →
