2025.04.22
451 Rhawn Gallery . . . 18:47:37
2025.04.22
451 Rhawn Gallery . . . 18:20:35
451.rhawn.gallery . . . and, of course, Duchamp, on 22 April 1961, replied to Henri Marceau confirming his visit to Philadelphia with Teeny on 4 May and asks him to reserve a hotel room "not too expensive, and particularly not far from the museum."
2005.04.22 09:48
Re:Memories
Sainte Geneviève and Duchamp are quite chummy, actually. It has a lot to do with the whole Pantheon as national mausoleum thing.
Jacques Germain Soufflot
Sainte Geneviève
called the Panthéon since the Revolution
Paris, 1756-1790
There's Geneviève and there's Catherine de Ricci. So how many spouses does Christ have exactly?
2005.04.22 12:53
Re: Selective Memories - Unbekannt
"The miracles which were preformed there from the time of her burial rendered this church famous over all France, so that at length it began to be known by her name. The fabric, however, fell into decay, and a new church [which has a striking resemblence to one of Piranesi's designs within the Prima Parti, 1750] was begun in 1764. This has been secularized and, under the name of the Pantheon, is now used as a national mausoleum."
Jacques Germain Soufflot
Sainte Geneviève
called the Panthéon since the Revolution
Paris, 1756-1790
"Boy oh boy, this hitting the Bullshit's Eye is getting funner all the time."
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