Monday, September 03, 2012

Monday Reading #3-DH and Lytton-Strachey




Absorbed in a Book
A New Country of the Mind
While in México


Inspired by
Painting: Lytton-Strachey by Dora Carrington, British (National Portrait Gallery)

19 comments:

  1. two engaged and engaging readers.

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  2. Reading: a 'labor' of love!

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  3. Questions answered: For those of you who asked: the people watching I posted yesterday was in the Education Building at the Minnesota State Fair. I always check the art section representing student work: wood carving, fine arts and crafts. Always a thrill to see the work of earnest and talented work. The audience was watching a game of skill being performed for them.

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    1. Should read "earnest and talented youth!!"

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  4. This is terrific...your hubby just needs a beard.

    Re the Lomo Effect: You might want to check this out: http://www.scottphotographics.com/lomo-effect-on-photographs-in-photoshop/

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  5. Interesting comparison between the photo and and the painting. Your husband appears to be absorbed in his reading.

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  6. Very nice comparison with the painting. Your husband is a bit more clean shaven but just as absorbed in his book.

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  7. Simple pleasure that has been around for ever Kate!

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  8. That's going to be me today. I'm engrossed in a new book.

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    1. Curious minds want to know what you are reading!

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  9. Nice shot. Have you ever seen the movie about these two?

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    1. No, but now that you mention it, I'll check it out!

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  10. I plan to spend the rest of the day doing that!

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  11. Hope Sharon tells us what she is reading...and your hubby...

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  12. What a terrific pairing of photograph and painting! You have certainly taken the original idea to great lengths!

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  13. Love your Monday post about books!
    Great photo of your husband absorbed in a book.
    Just amazing the comparison with the painting.

    Did you saw the film "Carrington", a biographical film about the life of the painter Dora Carrington? The screenplay is based on biographies of writer and critic Lytton Strachey. The film, starring Emma Thompson in the title role, focuses on her unusual relationship with the author Lytton Strachey, played by Jonathan Pryce. A beautiful film!

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    1. Yours is the second recommendation now so I must get it!

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