Meandering through La Belle Epoque

Posted on July 27, 2020 by anthonyhowelljournal

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Two contributions have come out at the same time (essay and poems).

SO – here is my new essay in the Fortnightly Review   It’s a celebration of a time that is an inspiration to me.

AND – please note – in the same issue here is a link to my versions of thirteen poems by the Comtesse de Noailles

Anna, Comtesse de Noailles by Jean Louis Forain.

And here is a link (which may or may not be working) to annadenoailles.org – the Comtesse de Noailles website

And see also “I was not Made to be Dead”.

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7 Responses to Meandering through La Belle Epoque

  1. Matthew Paul's avatar Matthew Paul says:
    July 28, 2020 at 5:13 am

    I really enjoyed this, Anthony, particularly seeing your translations from the Comtesse again.

    Re the Degas circus painting – was it Miss Lola or Miss La-la? Either way, surely a direct influence on Sickert: https://www.paintingstar.com/static/gallery/2012/01/24/53c5690a0498b.jpg?The+Trapeze+Artwork+by+Walter+Richard+Sickert.

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