This collection of literary portraits forms a gallery of life-like representations of some remarkable Russian authors. Here we have Tolstoi -- "superhumanly wise," Chekhov -- "sagely modest," Korolenko -- "calm and of an extraordinary simplicity," Kotsubinsky -- "at home in the ideal world of beauty and good," Garin-Mikhailovsky -- "gifted, inexhaustibly cheerful," Prishvin, who wrote about "The Earth, our Great Mother."
... 30 , 32 , 62 , 152 , 381 , Sousa , John Philip , 390 391 Southworth , Alfred Sands , 80 , 387 Samuels , Ernest , 333 Spencer , Theodore , 294 Sanborn , Franklin Benjamin , 75 , 386 Spingarn , Joel , 236 Sandburg , Carl , 272 Stanton ...
A landmark late-twentieth century pictorial archive that beautifully chronicles, in illuminating detail, fifty important American artists and writers in place: Edward Albee, John Chamberlain, Annie Dillard, John Hersey, Carl Hiaasen, Elmore ...
Under Betty Deran's influence, I read Gurdjieff's books and all the books about him I could find, including, and especially, Boyhood with Gurdjieff by Fritz Peters, who seemed to write more convincingly about him than ...
Shaw briefly compares Wheatley's portrait to Copley's Mrs. Richard Skinner (Dorothy Wendell) from 1772, the pose for which she asserts may have been borrowed from an imported British mezzotint (37). 23. Garrett Stewart, 25. 24.
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Investigates the literary self-portrait genre.