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Aimée Crocker’s dead trees are more festive than your dead trees! Save an evergreen this holiday. Books are full of lives, this act of artistic reincarnation gives my books yet another life. More beauty. More fantasy. More Aimée Crocker!
Soon to be out-of-print, available for a time on Amazon.
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Portrait of Aimée Crocker by Edmund Russell
Edmund Russell, influential Delsartean philosopher, Victorian style icon, wanderluster, author, lover of India, Bohemian, proponent of physical & spiritual health, and Aimée Crocker’s dear friend & portrait artist.
Edmund Russell “The Arts of India” 1901. Calcutta. Read for the 1st time before HRH Princess Christian at House of Lord Brassey.
"The Arts of India" Edmund Russell, 1901 Calcutta
"India lies prostate at the foot of her crowning glory of Art, the Taj. The Jumna flies past to join the Ganges; together they bear to the sea & to the world its wondrous tale. And in the mingled waters is read the history of India’s past & the promise of her future." -The Arts of India, 1901 Edmund Russell
I watched the sunrise at the Taj Mahal. I had a moment for Aimée Crocker & her dear friend, Edmund Russell.
The Arts of India by Edmund Russell (1901). This illustration by Evelyn Stuart Hardy.
"Dance of All Nations" party at Aimée Crocker’s mansion. 49 West 56th Street, NY. Dec. 10, 1911. New York’s Bohemia. From Aimée Crocker’s Refined Vaudeville, Kevin Taylor, 2009.
Edmund Russell on the right, in profile (of course!).
Ahhhh, those days when I use my teacher skills to decipher brilliance from scrawls…sometimes research looks like this.
Hamlet, 1903, New York. Edmund Russell opposite Miss Jane Schenck as Ophelia. Don’t just stand there, let’s get to it. Strike a Delsartean pose, there’s nothing to it. Vogue.
