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INGEBORG BACHMANN ~ A LOST SENSE OF BELONGING SOMEWHERE

in The words that make sense... brilliant writings by writers... by

“She wondered all the same how much they really had to say to one another, given that they had only this city in common and a similar way of talking, the same intonation, perhaps she’d just wanted to believe after that third whiskey on the roof garden at the Hilton that he would give her back something she’d lost, a missing taste, an intonation gone flat, that ghostly feeling of home, though she was no longer at home anywhere.”
― Ingeborg Bachmann, Simultan: Erzählungen

GUSTAV KLIMT ~ LOOK AT MY WORK AND SEE WHO I AM

in Quoting the Artist ~ Thoughts and Thinking... by

“I have the gift of neither the spoken nor the written word, especially if I have to say something about myself or my work. Whoever wants to know something about me -as an artist, the only notable thing- ought to look carefully at my pictures and try and see in them what I am and what I want to do.”
― Gustav Klimt

Gustav Klimt, Pallas Athena, 1898

EGON SCHIELE ~ A MELANCHOLIC SOUL

in Art & the Unconscious Mind/Passion Of Art by

Everything is dead while it lives.

Egon Schiele

ROBERT MUSIL ~ THE MEANING OF POETRY

in Poetical Visions by

“Ultimately a poem, and the mystery of it, cuts the meaning of the world clear, where it is bound fast by thousands of ordinary words …”

Robert Musil

Austrian author (1880-1942) of the famous novel The Man without Qualities

PETER HANDKE ~ INTELLECTUAL WRITER

in The words that make sense... brilliant writings by writers... by

“…You should learn how to run properly and scream properly, with your mouth wide open… even when you yawn you’re are afraid to open your mouth all the way.”

Peter Handke (Austria 1942- )

Handke sits firmly in the European tradition of intellectual writers who make serious demands upon their readers.

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LOVIS CORINTH ~ THE VIOLINIST

in The Melody of Art by

“The Violinist” 1900 by Lovis Corinth (1858-1925)

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