Proto-surrealist poet Gerard de Nerval reportedly walked one of these crustaceans on a leash through Paris
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Nerval: A Man and His Lobster | Harper's Magazine  Oct 12, 2008 ... The poet Grard de Nerval had a penchant for lobsters, or at least for one lobster. Nerval was seen one day taking his pet lobster for a walk in the gardens of ... He conducted his crustacean about at the end of a long blue ribbon. ... from certain death in a pot of boiling water and brought him home to Paris.
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lobster - Search-ID.com  ... be the best part, others prefer the tail; Proto-surrealist poet Gerard de Nerval reportedly walked one of these crustaceans on a leash through Paris; [video clue]...
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Nerval's Lobster: Is walking a crustacean any more ridiculous than a ...  Feb 18, 2013 ... Grard de Nerval, when asked why he kept a lobster as a pet and walked it on a leash. ... Before Rimbaud, before the Surrealists, there was Nerval (1808 - 1855), ... little rue de la Vieille-Lanterne, one of the filthiest courts of old Paris. ... took his pet lobster for a walk, on a leash made of blue ribbon, in the...
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Grard de Nerval - Wikipedia  Grard de Nerval was the nom-de-plume of the French writer, poet, essayist and translator ... Grard Labrunie was born in Paris on 22 May 1808. ... One poem of his, in praise of Napoleon, Napolon ou la France guerrire, lgies .... Nerval had a pet lobster, which he walked at the end of a blue silk ribbon in the Palais...
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Paris Review - The Art of Fiction No. 25, Boris Pasternak  I decided to visit Boris Pasternak about ten days after my arrival in Moscow one .... and when I was last in Paris, and looking closely into my face in search of ... It was the title character of Doctor Zhivago that seemed most controversial. .... I am impressed by the extent that poetry seems a part of everyday life for Russians.
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Allen Ginsberg - Poetry Foundation  In 1954, however, he moved to San Francisco, where the Beat Movement was ... cited in its defense helped make Howl the manifesto of the Beat literary movement. Including such novelists as Jack Kerouac and William Burroughs and poets ... was Ginsberg's friend Kerouac, who wrote novels in a spontaneous prose style...
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Urban Pastoral: American City Poets and Poems  Jul 23, 2016 ... Each poem might be considered one encounter, one attempt to map its public and private spaces. ... And so I begin with Whitman. Even reading a few poems at random through Leaves of Grass, I find his New York fully alive. ... a Stranger: Passing stranger! you do not know how longingly I look upon you,...
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J! Archive - Show #2126, aired 1993-11-29  These crustaceans that cling to ships & wharves also attach themselves to whales ... Estimates of when these people abandoned the city of Uxmal range from...
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Short walking route - Little Italy & Chinatown - New York City ...  Jul 20, 2010 ... The walking tours I have found online appear to be longer and more involved ... Travelers interested in this topic also viewed. ... Theodor Seuss Geissel, Dr. Seuss, was a New Yorker. Lotus' mention of Mulberry reminded me of the book title. ... The north side of Canal Street and north of it is mostly Little Italy...
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Moving in the Myth: Modernism in Martha Graham's Night Journey ...  become affected by the power of Martha Graham's way of moving. Modern dance .... The tragic hero is "a [great] man who is neither a paragon of virtue and .... ideals of Greek mythology and tragedy in her thoughts and her actions. ..... Night Journey begins in the present and reverts to Jocasta's memory of her past with.
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Steinbeck's 'Travels With Charley' Gets a Fact-Checking - The New ...  Apr 3, 2011 ... Bill Steigerwald retraces the trip John Steinbeck described a ... from his home in Sag Harbor, N.Y., with his French poodle, Charley, to drive cross-country. ... account of his journey, Travels With Charley: In Search of America,...
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Gregory Corso; Poet Influenced Fellow Writers in Beat Generation ...  Jan 19, 2001 ... Gregory Corso, a streetwise poet who was a central member of the ... with Corso, Ginsberg and other Beat poets in Paris in the late 1950s. ... After his release, he went to work as a manual laborer in New York, ... In 1950, he was working on his first poems when he met Ginsberg in a Greenwich Village bar,...
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Salvador Dal. The Persistence of Memory. 1931 | MoMA  Dal rendered his fantastic visions with meticulous verisimilitude, giving the representations of ... its long eyelashes seem insectlike or even sexual, as does what may or may not be a tongue ... There are 2,309 paintings online. ... Time is the theme here, from the melting watches to the decay implied by the swarming ants.
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The painter Picasso envied - Telegraph  Oct 22, 2005 ... Mocked by critics, so-called 'naive' Rousseau was in fact dazzlingly ... The Museum of Modern Art in New York, where The Sleeping Gypsy can be seen today, has agreed instead ... 20 years, earning the nickname Le Douanier (the customs officer). ... Despite being self-taught, he was a master of painting.".
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Jack Kerouac - Wikipedia  Jack Kerouac was an American novelist and poet. He is considered a literary iconoclast and, alongside William S. Burroughs ... This deeply affected four-year-old Jack, who would later say that Gerard followed .... Kerouac and Burroughs collaborated on a novel about the Kammerer killing ...... Gifford, Barry; Lee, Lawrence.
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'Georges Braque: Pioneer of Modernism' - Review - The New York ...  Oct 14, 2011 ... In the show's middle portion, of course, we see Braque the Cubist. ... Braque would later say that he and Picasso were roped together like ... ways and, like many divorced couples, rarely spoke of each other. ... but also float in front of it, pulled forward by an unexpected rectangle of .... Sign up with Facebook
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Edward Lear: Travels of the "Nonsense Laureate" | Nowhere Mag  Eccentric Edward Lear wrote limericks and drew sketches to record his travels: There was an Old Man from the South. ... The bespectacled limerick writer Edward Lear was terrified of both horses and dogs, ... from his friend and admirer Lord Alfred Tennyson's poem To E.L., On His Travels in Greece: ... Email Address *.
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Pablo Neruda - Diplomat, Poet - Biography.com  Sep 24, 2015 ... Pablo Neruda was a Nobel Prizewinning Chilean poet who was once ... in doubt, and for it he was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1971. ... Along the way, he was named Chile's consul to Mexico and won election to...
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The 61 Best Things To Do in Paris - Santorini Dave  Sep 30, 2016 ... His talents have transitioned to chocolate, and his fabulous ... Beautiful walking path in the 12th Arrondissement in Paris ... terrain, at points going through underground tunnels or as high as 3 stories. ...... Diehard fans should plan a pilgrimage to the artist's garden at Giverny, where Water Lilies was painted.
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Sonorensis 2010 - Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum  Siquieros. The real voyage of discovery consists not in seeking new landscapes but in having new eyes. Marcel Proust. Our SONORAN DESERT INSECTS.