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The poet and translator David Emery Gascoyne was born October 10, 1916 in Harrow, England and died November 25, 2001. His early career was characterized by a precocious energy that produced two volumes of poetry (Roman Balcony and Other Poems, 1932 and Man's Life is This Meat, 1936), a novel (Opening Day, 1933) and a critical survey (A Short Survey of Surrealism, 1935) by the time he was twenty. He became one of the leading representatives of British Surrealism and was an important liaison between French and British circles. His diaries from the late 1930s are particularly well known and provide an excellent picture of the Parisian avant-garde on the brink of the Second World War.
[Photo from the David Gascoyne collection]
Jan 01 1970 GMT00:33
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Register for the next Mondays at Beinecke gallery talk, hosted online (October 12th, 4pm): https://bit.ly/3jQgkkB
Charles Warner, Jr., Chair of the Connecticut Freedom Trail and a member of the Dixwell Avenue Congregational Church, will discuss the scrapbooks of Rev. Amos Gerry Beman. Beman was a Black minister in New Haven, Connecticut, and a national leader during the mid-nineteenth century.
View Beman's scrapbooks in our Digital Library: https://bit.ly/3mWrKFB
Jan 01 1970 GMT00:33
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A photograph of David Plowden from September 1990 in Winnekta, Illinois. David Plowden was a photographer and an author. His photographs record scenes from main streets and churches in small towns to the barns and grain elevators of American farmlands to the industrial landscapes of cities like Chicago and New York. He was born on this day in 1932. From David Plowden photographs and papers.
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Portrait of Augusta Savage (1892-1962), noted sculptor of the Harlem Renaissance. Savage sculpted busts of prominent figures of the time, including W.E.B. Du Bois, Marcus Garvey, and William Pickens Sr.
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Oct 08 2020 GMT17:09
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Portrait of Augusta Savage (1892-1962), noted sculptor of the Harlem Renaissance. Savage sculpted busts of prominent figures of the time, including W.E.B. Du Bois, Marcus Garvey, and William Pickens Sr.
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Oct 10 2020 GMT18:21
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Register for the next Mondays at Beinecke gallery talk, hosted online (October 12th, 4pm): https://bit.ly/3jQgkkB
Charles Warner, Jr., Chair of the Connecticut Freedom Trail and a member of the Dixwell Avenue Congregational Church, will discuss the scrapbooks of Rev. Amos Gerry Beman. Beman was a Black minister in New Haven, Connecticut, and a national leader during the mid-nineteenth century.
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Oct 10 2020 GMT23:25
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The poet and translator David Emery Gascoyne was born October 10, 1916 in Harrow, England and died November 25, 2001. His early career was characterized by a precocious energy that produced two volumes of poetry (Roman Balcony and Other Poems, 1932 and Man's Life is This Meat, 1936), a novel (Opening Day, 1933) and a critical survey (A Short Survey of Surrealism, 1935) by the time he was twenty. He became one of the leading representatives of British Surrealism and was an important liaison between French and British circles. His diaries from the late 1930s are particularly well known and provide an excellent picture of the Parisian avant-garde on the brink of the Second World War.
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Oct 08 2020 GMT17:09
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Portrait of Augusta Savage (1892-1962), noted sculptor of the Harlem Renaissance. Savage sculpted busts of prominent figures of the time, including W.E.B. Du Bois, Marcus Garvey, and William Pickens Sr.
In 1934, she became the first African American to be elected to the National Association of Women Painters and Sculptors. View this image in our Digital Library: https://bit.ly/3iN4yGB analysis
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Oct 10 2020 GMT18:21
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Register for the next Mondays at Beinecke gallery talk, hosted online (October 12th, 4pm): https://bit.ly/3jQgkkB
Charles Warner, Jr., Chair of the Connecticut Freedom Trail and a member of the Dixwell Avenue Congregational Church, will discuss the scrapbooks of Rev. Amos Gerry Beman. Beman was a Black minister in New Haven, Connecticut, and a national leader during the mid-nineteenth century.
View Beman's scrapbooks in our Digital Library: https://bit.ly/3mWrKFB analysis
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Oct 08 2020 GMT15:49
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Plague water recipe from a manuscript cookery book, 1750s. The manuscript contains 502 eighteenth-century recipes and details dishes ranging from plague water to chocolate puffs.
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