and Baudelaire's La Fanfarlo belong to the same moment of literary history. The two works,
so unlike each other in many respects, take their place in the same tradition; they seem to …

To my great sorrow I only got to know Ernest Irving late in life: and, both of us being very
busy, our meetings were not frequent. But I got to know enough of him to discover his …

" A person who dislikes Ronald Firbank," quipped WH Auden," may, for all I know, possess
some admirable quality, but I do not wish ever to see him again." Edmund Wilson …

John Flaxman's influence on French painting of the late eighteenth and early nineteenth
centuries is generally acknowledged. Although this influence is most noticeable in the work …

AUBREY BEARDSLEY DIED in 1898 in Mentone, France, one year after William Faulkner
was born in New Albany, Mississippi. The glitter and flash of the life of the tubercular young …

BACK OF BUDDHIST SHRINE their comparative isolation and the minor r6les they played.
The Bergamesque painters, for example, knew the Bellini and Titian as men as well as …

Like James Joyce, William Faulkner began by thinking of himself as a poet, but went on to
discover that his richest and most sensitive and fully formed writing? his" poetry" in short …