Posts tagged "paul eluard"
  1. Notes: 132 / 1 year ago  from bookmarklet
     Nusch Eluard [with Paul Eluard ] 1936 by Man Ray from lotus-feet

     Nusch Eluard [with Paul Eluard ] 1936 by Man Ray

    from lotus-feet

     
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  2. Notes: 13 / 1 year ago  from bookmarklet
    Paul Eluard - Selected Poems

    As Far As My Eye Can See In My Body’s Senses

    All the trees all their branches all of their leaves

    The grass at the foot of the rocks and the houses en masse

    Far off the sea that your eye bathes

    These images of day after day

    The vices the virtues so imperfect

    The transparency of men passing among them by chance

    And passing women breathed by your elegant obstinacies

    Your obsessions in a heart of lead on virgin lips

    The vices the virtues so imperfect

    The likeness of looks of permission with eyes you conquer

    The confusion of bodies wearinesses ardours

    The imitation of words attitudes ideas

    The vices the virtues so imperfect

    Love is man incomplete

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  3. Notes: 39 / 2 years ago 
    Recontre de Deux Sourires / Meeting of two smiles  is a name of a poem  written by Paul Eluard and illustrated by Ernst, published in Les malheurs des immortels,1922  [translated as Misfortunes of the Immortals,1943 available here] from Giornale Nuovo

    Recontre de Deux Sourires / Meeting of two smiles 

    is a name of a poem  written by Paul Eluard and illustrated by Ernst, published in Les malheurs des immortels,1922 

    [translated as Misfortunes of the Immortals,1943 available here]

    from Giornale Nuovo

     
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  4. Notes: 56 / 2 years ago  from bookmarklet
    Man Ray for today:Nude studies of Nusch Eluard with poems by Paul Eluard from Facile,Editions G.L.M. 1935 via Bloomsbury Auctions [see also and cover at i12bent]

    Man Ray for today:Nude studies of Nusch Eluard with poems by Paul Eluard

    from Facile,Editions G.L.M. 1935

    via Bloomsbury Auctions

    [see also and cover at i12bent]

     
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  5. Notes: 18 / 2 years ago 
    Paul and Nusch Eluard,after 1934 * by Man Ray

    Paul and Nusch Eluard,after 1934 *

    by Man Ray

     
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  6. Notes: 20 / 2 years ago  from bookmarklet
    “I love your sex, your eyes, your breast, your arms, your feet, your lips and your thoughts,all mine Gala. Freedom makes me faithful. “  [Linel] February 28th 1931 from Letters to Gala 1924-1948 Paul Eluard & Gala by Andre Breton [?] via Moicani

    “I love your sex, your eyes, your breast, your arms, your feet, your lips

    and your thoughts,all mine Gala.

    Freedom makes me faithful. “ 

    [Linel] February 28th 1931

    from Letters to Gala 1924-1948

    Paul Eluard & Gala by Andre Breton [?]

    via Moicani

     
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  7. Notes: 18 / 2 years ago  from bookmarklet
    Paul Eluard ~Love/L’Amour,1935-37  [thanks to caramelitta;]

    Paul Eluard ~Love/L’Amour,1935-37 

    [thanks to caramelitta;]

     
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  8. Notes: 38 / 2 years ago  from bookmarklet
    Picnic:Nusch and Paul Eluard,Lee Miller, Man Ray, and Ady Fidelin Île Sainte-Marguerite,Cannes,France,1937. photo by Roland Penrose [see also:] via Поль Элюар

    Picnic:Nusch and Paul Eluard,Lee Miller, Man Ray, and Ady Fidelin

    Île Sainte-Marguerite,Cannes,France,1937. photo by Roland Penrose

    [see also:]

    via Поль Элюар

     
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  9. Notes: 31 / 2 years ago  from bookmarklet
    Nusch Eluard, Paul Eluard and Ady Fidelin,1930s by Man Ray via Muse et Artiste

    Nusch Eluard, Paul Eluard and Ady Fidelin,1930s

    by Man Ray

    via Muse et Artiste

     
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  10. Notes: 20 / 3 years ago  from bookmarklet
    Man Ray’s illustration for Paul Eluard’s poem Pouvoir/Power,1947 via AURORAWEBLOG

    Man Ray’s illustration for Paul Eluard’s poem Pouvoir/Power,1947

    via AURORAWEBLOG

     
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  11. Notes: 13 / 3 years ago  from bookmarklet
    HENLet the hen pond:hen with its ripe fruits,Hen with our gain. from Les Animaux et leurs hommes. Les Hommes et leurs animaux [Animals and their men. Men and their animals] by Paul Eluard, illustrated by Valentine Hugo 1938 via Librairie Loliee [btw.today is world book and copyright day,i thought to celebrate it with some awesome illustrations and covers;]

    HEN
    Let the hen pond:
    hen with its ripe fruits,
    Hen with our gain.

    from Les Animaux et leurs hommes. Les Hommes et leurs animaux [Animals and their men. Men and their animals] by Paul Eluard, illustrated by Valentine Hugo 1938

    via Librairie Loliee

    [btw.today is world book and copyright day,i thought to celebrate it with some awesome illustrations and covers;]

     
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  12. Notes: 14 / 3 years ago  from i12bent
    one more for monday Dali & HB to Eluard! i12bent:Salvador Dali: Portrait of Paul Eluard, 1929 (Source)

    one more for monday Dali & HB to Eluard!

    i12bent:Salvador Dali: Portrait of Paul Eluard, 1929

    (Source)

     
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  13. Notes: 8 / 3 years ago 
    and a bit of Lee Miller to end tonight’s RayMania Head Games:Ady with Nusch and Paul Éluard and Man Ray. © Lee Miller Archives, England 2007. from killer.bee.sting.archives thru i12bent’s hidden treasures & nytimes

    and a bit of Lee Miller to end tonight’s RayMania

    Head Games:Ady with Nusch and Paul Éluard and Man Ray.

    © Lee Miller Archives, England 2007.

    from killer.bee.sting.archives thru i12bent’s hidden treasures & nytimes

     
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  14. Notes: 27 / 3 years ago  from i12bent
    Paul Eluard wrote a poem in homage to Man Ray: The storm of a robe which fallsThen a simple body without cloudsSo come and tell me all your charmsYou who have had your share of happinessAnd who often bewails the dismal fate of the one who made you so happyYou who have no desire to reasonYou who knew not how to create a manWithout loving another In the ebb and flow of a body which undressesAkin to the breast of twilightThe eye forms in line on the neglected dunesWhere the fountains hold naked hands within their clawsVestiges of bare forehead pale cheeks beneath the eyelashes of the horizonA rocket-like tear betrothed to the pastTo know that light was fertileChildish swallows mistake the earth for the sky The dark room where the stones of cold are bareDo not say you have no fearYour look is level with my shoulderYou are too lovely to preach chastity In the dark room where even the wheatis born of greediness Remain unmovingAnd you are alone ******* Photo by Man Ray of Eluard, Nusch and friends… it’s a beautiful poem and photo too,thanks i12bent

    Paul Eluard wrote a poem in homage to Man Ray:

    The storm of a robe which falls
    Then a simple body without clouds
    So come and tell me all your charms
    You who have had your share of happiness
    And who often bewails the dismal fate of the one who made you so happy
    You who have no desire to reason
    You who knew not how to create a man
    Without loving another

    In the ebb and flow of a body which undresses
    Akin to the breast of twilight
    The eye forms in line on the neglected dunes
    Where the fountains hold naked hands within their claws
    Vestiges of bare forehead pale cheeks beneath the eyelashes of the horizon
    A rocket-like tear betrothed to the past
    To know that light was fertile
    Childish swallows mistake the earth for the sky

    The dark room where the stones of cold are bare
    Do not say you have no fear
    Your look is level with my shoulder
    You are too lovely to preach chastity

    In the dark room where even the wheat
    is born of greediness

    Remain unmoving
    And you are alone

    *******

    Photo by Man Ray of Eluard, Nusch and friends…

    it’s a beautiful poem and photo too,thanks i12bent

     
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  15. Notes: 44 / 3 years ago  from i12bent
    i12bent: By a strange coincidence Marcel Proust, Paul Eluard and Man Ray all died on November 18 - albeit in different years… Man Ray of course famously photographed Proust on his death bed, 1922 - above: “Ravaged by bronchitis and pneumonia, Marcel Proust spent the last night of his life dictating manuscript changes for a section of his famous novel Remembrance of Things Past. Man Ray did not know Proust, but he had become such an important photographer that mutual friends dispatched him to the celebrated French author’s bedside to make a final portrait two days after his death. The side view associates Man Ray’s photograph with a tradition of postmortem photography dating back to the inception of the medium.” (Source - The Getty)

    i12bent: By a strange coincidence Marcel Proust, Paul Eluard and Man Ray all died on November 18 - albeit in different years…

    Man Ray of course famously photographed Proust on his death bed, 1922 - above:

    “Ravaged by bronchitis and pneumonia, Marcel Proust spent the last night of his life dictating manuscript changes for a section of his famous novel Remembrance of Things Past.

    Man Ray did not know Proust, but he had become such an important photographer that mutual friends dispatched him to the celebrated French author’s bedside to make a final portrait two days after his death. The side view associates Man Ray’s photograph with a tradition of postmortem photography dating back to the inception of the medium.” (Source - The Getty)

     
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