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Há 23 horas · Through his companions James Strachey and Geoffrey Keynes, Mallory got to know their elder brothers, Lytton Strachey and John Maynard Keynes, who were members of the Bloomsbury Group. Through the Stracheys, he met and befriended their cousin, the painter Duncan Grant, also a Bloomsbury member.
- 1 May 1999
- Mountaineering accident
Há 2 dias · Allen Lane. £25. IN 1994 an old house in a remote setting up on the South Downs was demolished to make way for the expansion of a landfill site. This nineteenthcentury building, slate-roofed and romantic, with gothic arched windows, was once the Sussex home of Virginia Woolf and the inspiration for her short story “A Haunted House” (1921 ...
Há 4 dias · Echoing the earlier conclusion of Lytton Strachey, Vance argues that, “it is one of the ironies of history… that this vehemently earnest moralist should have been misrepresented by posterity as the founder of the worship of athletics and good form” 12.
Há 4 dias · Still, there are fine things in here: Van Dyck’s portrait of the 4th Countess of Southampton, foot resting, disconcertingly, on a skull (c. 1638); Henry Lamb’s anxious, abstracted Lytton Strachey from 1913–14 paired with a more languorous idea of him by Vanessa Bell a few years earlier; Winifred Nicholson’s Father and Son (1927), her husband Ben nuzzling their infant son Jake, which ...
Há 1 dia · CINZAS e DIAMANTES “Tudo é quietude: / Escuro e claridade, / Livro e flor.” RAINER MARIA RILKE
Há 2 dias · My son is back home for a few months while he and his partner get ready to move to Strasbourg following being unexpectedly evicted from their flat in Bristol. They decided that being bundled up in a flat share wouldn’t do anything positive for their relationship so he’s here and she’s there while visas, work and accommodation get sorted out.
Há 5 dias · Ver também a tese de doutorado Freshwater: uma comédia de Virginia Woolf – uma farsa modernista em traduação (UERJ, 2022), de Victor Santiago. 19. Referência a Eminent Victorians (1918), estudo do biógrafo e crítico literário Lytton Strachey (1880-1932) sobre a Era Vitoriana. 20. No original: “The Utmost for the Highest!
