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MORISOT TWO

formation of domestic subjects by expressive exaggeration of light
and colour parallels Mallarme's 'idealism which rejects natural mat-
erials and an exact thought ordering them as tool brutal. We are reminded
of the transformation of console table, vase, curtains, in Mallarme's
sonnets of the later 80's. Berthe Moriset's discreet hints at
generalized psychological states of maternity or virginity, her
girls inclining to flowers, swans, toys symbolic - as in contempor-
ary literature - of the mechanistic universe, are all symptomatic
of her sympathy with the advance phases of Symbolism

Lawrence Alloway

65826015 - HauteDoy777

MORISOT TWO
formation of domestic subjects by expressive exaggeration of light and colour parallels Mallarme's 'idealism which rejects natural materials and an exact thought ordering them as too brutal'. We are reminded of the transformation of console table, vase, curtains, in Mallarme's sonnets of the later '80s. Berthe Morisots's discreet hints at generalised psychological states of maternity or virginity, her girls inclining to flowers, swans, toys symbolic - as in contemporary literature - of the mechanistic universe, are all symptomatic of her sympathy with the advanced phases of Symbolism.
Lawrence Alloway

66004533 - altheist

MORISOT TWO

formation of domestic subjects b expressive exaggeration of light and colour parallels Mallarme's "idealism which rejects natural materials and an exact thought ordering them are too brutal". We are reminded of the transformation of console table, vase, curtains, in Mallarme's sonnets of the later '80's. Berthe Morisot's discreet hints at generalised psychological states of maternity or virginity, her girls inclining to flowers, swans, toys symbolic - as in contemporary literature - of the mechanistic universe, are all symptomatic of her sympathy with the advanced phases of Symbolism.

Lawrence Alloway

WINNER - 66087617 - srasg56

MORISOT TWO

formation of domestic subjects by expressive exaggeration of light
and colour parallels Mallarme's 'idealism which rejects natural mat-
erials and an exact thought ordering them as too brutal'. We are reminded
of the transformation of console table, vase, curtains, in Mallarme's
sonnets of the later '80s. Berthe Morisot's discreet hints at
generalised psychological states of maternity or virginity, her
girls inclining to flowers, swans, toys symbolic - as in contempor-
ary literature - of the mechanistic universe, are all symptomatic
of her sympathy with the advanced phases of Symbolism.
Lawrence Alloway

66125540 - mariaonufrow

MORISOT TWO
formation of domestic subjects by expressive exaggeration of light and color parallels Mallarme's 'idealism which rejects natural materials and an exact thought ordering them as too brutal'. We are reminded of the transformation of console table, vase, curtains, in Mallarme's sonnets of the later '80s. Berthe Morisot's discreet hints at generalised psychological states of maternity or virginity, her girls inclining to flowers, swans, toys symbolic - as in contemporary literature - of the mechanistic universe, are all symptomatic of her sympathy with the advanced phases of Symbolism.
Lawrence Alloway

66360029 - jsprake

MORISOT TWO
formation of domestic subjects by expressive exaggeration of light and colour parallels Mallarme's idealism which rejects natural mat-
erials and an exact thought ordering them as too brutal! We are reminded
of the transformation of console table, vase curtains, in Mallarme's
sonnets of the later '80s. Berthe Meriset's discreet hints at
generalized psychological states of maternity or virginity, her
girls inclining to flowers, swans, toys symbolic - as in contempor-
ary literature - of the mechanistic universe, are all symptomatic
of her sympathy with the advanced phases of Symbolism.
Lawrence Alloway

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