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!D7KwVOQUc6 10/14/04(Thu)07:14 No.46009
I found the article I was talking about. It was an interesting read. Wish I had gone to the show, though.
communism://query.nytimes.com/gst/fullpage.html?res=950CE5DF1F30F935 A35755C0A9659C8B63
>That he finally stopped taking photographs suggests that he thought he had run out of ideas: photography was about ideas to him, an artistic endeavor, not an obsession or a vice or a hobby or, as Vladimir Nabokov, who had no taste for Victoriana, once put it, a ploy for Dodgson to linger in a room with "sad, scrawny little nymphets, bedraggled and half-undressed, or rather semi-undraped, as if participating in some dusty and dreadful charade."
Nabokov said that? Hmmm.... |