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Early in his long career, photographer Leonard Freed discovered Little Italy in New York City and became enchanted with Italians. From then until his death in 2006 he made countless trips to Italy where he produced some of the most... more
Early in his long career, photographer Leonard Freed discovered Little Italy in New York City and became enchanted with Italians. From then until his death in 2006 he made countless trips to Italy where he produced some of the most memorable images of the people in their environment. He captured the joys of love, childhood, marriage, and the celebration of family and food. Freed’s Italians revel in the poetry of everyday life. Happy or sad, we can’t miss their exuberance. Nor can we overlook their picturesque surroundings.
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Obscure academic language can be analyzed in the context of normal linguistic processes like the adoption of foreign loan words, or calques..
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A review of an exhibition of the oldest public collection of master drawings in the United States, that of Bowdoin College, enhanced by outstanding holdings from the 19th century to the present day.
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A review of the important monographic exhibition of Athenian vases painted by the Berlin Painter, organized by Michael Padgett at the Princeton University Art Museum and the Toledo Museum of Art
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Review of Italian drawings from a private collection and the Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute, from The Berkshire Review for the Arts, December 1, 2008
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Prints and drawings by Albrecht Dürer from the Strling and Francine Clark Art Institute, from The Berkshire Review for the Arts, January 5, 2011
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A survey and evaluation of concert opera performances in the northeastern United States, from North American Opera Journal, Vol 1, No. 1
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Review of an outstanding student production of a Greek tragedy, an annual performance by the Barnard/Columbia Ancient Drama Group
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The Athenian autochthonous heroes in drama, local history, cult, and art. The form and detail of this field of mythology is closely bound to the purposes of authors who recorded it, as well as those of the builders of the monuments... more
The Athenian autochthonous heroes in drama, local history, cult, and art. The form and detail of this field of mythology is closely bound to the purposes of authors who recorded it, as well as those of the builders of the monuments related to the autochthonous heroes.