(Antonello da Messina, Ecce Homo (1473), Museo Civico, Piacenza.)
"One thing I've learned since I was born / that I must die since I was born" (Robert Filliou)
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(via Pierre Joris. Update: evidently fake. This is what we’d like the old Rimbaud to look like.)
(Caravaggio, Judith Beheading Holofernes, c. 1598–1599, Galleria Nazionale d’Arte Antica, Rome)
(Bartolomeo di Giovanni, (Bartolomeo di Giovanni, The Departure of the Argonauts
and The Argonauts in Colchis, both 1487, the Mari-Cha Collection; now on view at the Frick.)
(Francesco Botticini/Andrea del Castagno, The Resurrection, c. 1465–1470, Frick.)
(“Portrait of a Girl Covered in Hair” by Lavinia Fontana)
(p. 189 of Jules Verne’s The Green Ray, trans. M. de Hautville, in Google’s edition.)
(“In and Out of Books,” excerpted, 19 August 1956.)
(“Books and Authors,” excerpted, 27 August 1956)
(Review of Chocolates for Breakfast, 16 September 1956.)
(“A Literary Letter from Paris,” excerpted, 4 November 1956.)
(“Of Local Origin,” excerpted, 7 May 1960.)
(Letter to the editor about Witold Gombrowicz’s Ferdydurke, 17 September 1961.)
(From the New Yorker, 10 November 1956, p. 220; the same ad had also appeared in the issue of 27 October 1956.)
(From the New Yorker, 2 February 1963, p. 120; the same ad also appears on 9 February and 16 February of that year.)
(A Rinehart ad on p. 96 of the October 1956 issue of Harper’s.)
Marcel Duchamp’s cover for Georges Hugnet’s La septième face du dé, Editions Jeanne Bucher, 1936. Somebody still needs to compile a book of Duchamp’s book designs. (From Arcana Books via A Journey Round My Skull.)