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What connects the author of this book and great painters of the past? It turns out that not so little: with Vrubel they lay in the same psychiatric hospital, with Francis Bacon - they looked equally at the mutilated world, with Lucas Cranach - they loved temperamental women. In these capacious notes, the author enters art into his life, and his life in art.
Peter Belönok - thin bald crest, Francis Bacon - brilliant alcoholic. Edward Munk creates "degenerative art", Eddie Warhol subordinates America, and the tourism industry uses the lone Van Gogh for the purpose of profit ...
Eduard Limonov passes through Vienna and Rome, New York and Antwerp, and, of course, Moscow. The will of chance or life itself faces him with great painters and their work. The author learns to understand and feel how they lived, how their unique style appeared, which inspired artists when they painted their famous paintings and sculpted statues
Peter Belönok - thin bald crest, Francis Bacon - brilliant alcoholic. Edward Munk creates "degenerative art", Eddie Warhol subordinates America, and the tourism industry uses the lone Van Gogh for the purpose of profit ...
Eduard Limonov passes through Vienna and Rome, New York and Antwerp, and, of course, Moscow. The will of chance or life itself faces him with great painters and their work. The author learns to understand and feel how they lived, how their unique style appeared, which inspired artists when they painted their famous paintings and sculpted statues
Author:
Author:Limonov Eduard Veniaminovich
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Biographies & Memoirs
- Category:History & Geography
- Category:Magazines & Encyclopedia
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Offset
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:16+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-4461-0777-3
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