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| - | ''[[Watteau: A lady at her toilet]]'' by [[Donald Posner]], pupil of [[New York University Institute of Fine Arts]] | ||
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| - | RIP [[Jorge Enrique Adoum]], 83, [[Ecuadorian poet]] and [[writer]]. Author of ''[[Entre Marx y una mujer desnuda]]'' (1976), made into a film [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G0a-maiHZs0] by [[Camilo Luzuriaga]] in 1996. | ||
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| - | "[[The Triumph of Eros: Art and Seduction in 18th Century France]]." | ||
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| - | [[Erwin Blumenfeld]], [[Mark Sandman]], ''[[Catalogus Plantarum]]'', [[Philip Miller]] | ||
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| - | [[Girish]] says the French critic [[Jean-André Fieschi]] has died. He is best-known to English-language readers through his brilliant essays, in [[Richard Roud]]'s 2-volume [[Cinema: A Critical Dictionary]], on [[Hitchcock]], [[Buñuel]], [[Murnau]], [[Tati]], [[Rivette]], [[Vertov]], and others. | ||
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