Tag Archives: Camille Claudel
Solitude is Frugal
Tenby is a quiet seaside town in Wales, land of bards. It was here that, as a child, the artist Gwen John (1876-1939) combed the beaches looking for seashells to paint. Gwen’s mother died when Gwen was only eight. The … Continue reading
Posted in Art Narratives, Conditions of Possibility, Paris
Tagged Camille Claudel, Catholicism, frugality, Gwen John, Rodin, solitude
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Camille Claudel and Touch
This morning the Parisian sky is the 55th shade of grey and totally matches my mood. I’ve just gotten back from Avignon after having accompanied Jessie to visit her old friend Camille who, years before, had been committed to the … Continue reading
Posted in Age of Reconfiguration
Tagged Camille Claudel, Claude Debussy, Franz Kafka, Jessie Lipscomb, Michelangelo, Rodin, sculpture, touch
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