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Still life with remorse : family stories / Maira Kalman.

Van Pelt - New Book Display PS3561.A41667 S75 2024
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Kalman, Maira, author, illustrator.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Artists--Biography.
Artists.
Kalman, Maira.
Kalman, Maira--Family.
Kalman, Maira--Family--Anecdotes.
Genre:
poetry.
Autobiographical poetry.
Autobiographies.
Anecdotes.
Poetry.
Illustrated works.
Physical Description:
143 pages : color illustrations, music ; 22 cm
Edition:
First edition.
Place of Publication:
New York, NY : Harper Influence, [2024]
Summary:
Maira Kalman combines personal stories in verse with 50 full-color paintings to tell her family's history, from her grandfather's birth in Belarus to her own upbringing in Tel Aviv. In addition to stories from her own life, she includes musings on other great artists, including Franz Kafka, Gustav Mahler, and Leo Tolstoy.
Contents:
Leo and Sophia
Tzvi
Belarus
Pesach
Mosheleh dies in Palestine
Mrs. Pearlman's son
Uncle
Kika
Sara and Maira
Now is not enough. I want the past
And what of Brahms?
Kafka and Mahler
Kafka's family
Delacroix
Chekhov
Cleopatra and Cicero
Pesach, again
Sheets
A clump of grapes
Tablecloth
The window
Stuffed peppers (grief keep within)
Goulash
French poets
Tsundoku
The place was a mess
The petulant
What could possibly go wrong?
Dinner with my father
Dream
Tibor
George
Inadvertences
Green chair
Everything
War, still
S.B. and S.B.
Fancy good store
Chicken fat.
Notes:
Includes index.
ISBN:
9780063391819
0063391813
OCLC:
1407094253
Publisher Number:
90101236949

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