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With Baudelaire in Brussels, #02
Monday, 26 September 1864
Oct 9
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Andrew Rickard
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With Baudelaire in Brussels, #01
Introduction and Prologue
Oct 2
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Andrew Rickard
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September 2024
The Happiest Thing I Know
Jean-François Millet on the artistic appeal of difficult, rural life
Sep 25
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Andrew Rickard
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Credulous and Crazed
Some thoughts on the madness of crowds from Gabriel Tarde (1843–1904)
Sep 18
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Andrew Rickard
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The Sinking of SS Gallia
As described by the captain of SM U-35
Sep 11
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Andrew Rickard
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Witnesses to Destruction
On the artist's duty to record and preserve what he has loved
Sep 4
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Andrew Rickard
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August 2024
Quiet Evenings With Henri Le Sidaner
The Intimist painter who preferred to work at twilight
Aug 28
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Andrew Rickard
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I Am Determined to Do My Duty
William Bouguereau's life as a soldier during the Siege of Paris
Aug 21
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Andrew Rickard
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Prison and Deportation, #6
A French Bishop in the Dachau Concentration Camp
Aug 14
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Andrew Rickard
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Invasive and Clumsy Advertising
“The barbarians may have conquered the world, but we should not resign ourselves to it.”
Aug 7
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Andrew Rickard
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July 2024
Do I Transfer My Feelings to the Tree?
Franz Grillparzer (1791–1872) on the effect that landscapes have on the mind.
Jul 31
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Andrew Rickard
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Paul Cézanne’s Prayer
My translation of Henri de Régnier's poem
Jul 24
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Andrew Rickard
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