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every soul is a rhythmic knot

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amazing things happening in late series columbo episodes

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40 years ago today

Kim Gordon and Lee Ranaldo of Sonic Youth at CBGB, New York City on June 13, 1986.

Photo by Ebet Roberts

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Cooper Hoffman as Elliot

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Klassenverhältnisse [Danièle Huillet, Jean-Marie Straub, 1984], based on Franz Kafka’s unfinished novel, Der Verschollene (Amerika)

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"I was not weeping over myself, I swear. I was never so near to hating myself. I was not weeping over my death. When I was a child I often used to wake up in such tears. From what dream had I awakened now?" —The Diary of a Country Priest, by Georges Bernanos (215)

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Arthur Russell, May 21, 1951 – April 4, 1992.

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Louis-Auguste Schwiter (detail)

Eugène Delacroix

1826

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The only son of General Henry César Auguste Schwiter, from whom he later inherited the title of Baron of the Empire, Louis-Auguste Schwiter was a law student in Paris when, in 1825, he met Eugène Delacroix, his first art professor, with whom he maintained a regular correspondence until the latter’s death.

At the age of 21, Louis-Auguste posed for Delacroix’s first full-length portrait, larger than life (2.18 x 1.43 m). Painted in 1826, the painting was rejected at the 1827 Salon; the painter reworked it and completed it in 1830.

Becoming a painter himself, Schwiter exhibited at the Salons between 1831 and 1859, showing mainly portraits and winning a gold medal in 1845.

Eugéne Delacroix, 1798/1863 Louis-Auguste Schwiter, 1805/1899

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Saint-Maclou, Rouen

Edmond Bacot, French

1852–54

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Dirk Bogarde photographed in 1968.

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Phil photographed by Gabriella Meros in 2002

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Submit to Me Now (1987) dir. by Richard Kern

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