little augury: losing oneself

23 October 2010

losing oneself

Cocteau-from the collection of Severin Wunderman

don't always listen to your friends.

perhaps they don't know you so well.

Cocteau HERE

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AnonymousOctober 23, 2010 at 9:32 PM
I went through the interview and was amazed by your art and of course glad to have been able to learn something about you..you have always been somewhat mystic,..or perhaps I have missed the part where you mentioned your fabulous cards..!? all the best..ps PARTHENIA is spot on as a name..
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Bruce BaroneOctober 24, 2010 at 10:00 AM
May I recommend the catalog to this exhibition (which I have and saw):
http://www.mbam.qc.ca/en/expositions/exposition_17.html

And:
http://noolmusic.com/myspace_videos/jean_cocteau_s_the_human_voice_w_ingrid_bergman.php
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P.Gaye Tapp at Little AuguryOctober 24, 2010 at 4:51 PM
MA, appreciate that and glad to know people are actually exploring the blog.
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Rose C'est La VieOctober 25, 2010 at 9:36 AM
'The Death of the Author' thesis neatly summed up in a move to pottery. Had forgotten how great Cocteau was. Great,thanks.
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My book HOW THEY DECORATED, for Rizzoli, was published in April of 2017. I have been an interior designer for over 30 years & have an abiding passion for the original, & history. Little Augury was born on New Year's Eve 2008. It began as a way of continuing a conversation with a beloved mentor & the promise to keep just a bit of his wit & wisdom alive by sharing it whenever possible. Little Augury focuses on interior design, art, literature, fashion & social history with an eye, always looking back to the past, in hope of understanding what is authentic & what will endure & what connects us to our environment. Always listening for the footstep on the old stair-the sound of lives that walked that way.

23 October 2010

losing oneself

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