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1918
Elaine de Kooning was in
"A to me is primarily a verb, not a noun - an event first and only secondarily an image."

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2019-03-12

良い週末を。

Trish Van Devere (1941―)
故ジョージ・C・スコットの奥様。『ラスト・ラン/殺しの一匹狼』で共演し結婚したんですね。美しい。私は『イルカの日』『チェンジリング』が印象深いですけど
『One Is A Lonely Number 』(1972)が観てみたい。『刑事コロンボ/秒読みの殺人』にも出演。

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2019-03-09

Dutch painter Carel Fabritius was a pupil of Rembrandt. It is believed that Fabritius taught the great Johannes Vermeer to paint. In his too-short life, he left us with this gem: "The Goldfinch."

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2019-02-28


"Throw your into space like a kite, and you do not know what it will bring back, a new life, a new friend, a new a new country."
—Anaïs Nin (1903–1977) in

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2019-02-22

Happy Birthday 🎂!! Kristy Marlana Wallace aka Poison Ivy Rorschach of The Cramps.

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2019-02-21

«Paintings as the plastic equivalent of the sounds, noises and smells...»


Il Cavaliere Rosso (Cavallo e cavaliere), 1913

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2019-02-11


『真夜中』1959年
https://t.co/c5snrqa2oH
ジョージ・バスマン音楽の気だるげで寂しげなメロディも切ない、パディ・チャイエフスキーの舞台劇の映画化。会社社長と彼の会社で働く若き女性との親子ほどの年の差のシリアスな恋物語。フレデリック・マーチとキム・ノヴァク。

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2019-02-07

マイケル・チミノ
https://t.co/zWZxbgl4tf
チミノで音楽といえば、カヴァティーナでしょうが、ここは偏愛します『サンダーボルト』から、ポール・ウィリアムズの「故郷への道を教えて」。

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2019-02-03

'O, wad some Power the giftie gie us
To see oursels as others see us!
It wad frae monie a blunder free us,
An' foolish notion. ― Robert Burns in 1759

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2019-01-25