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Looking togetherRebecca Brown

Looking together

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"The relationship between writers and artists has long been a collaborative one. Plato used the word ekphrasis to describe what happens when a writer writes creatively, as opposed to critically, about art. Gertrude Stein claimed that her innovative writing style was inspired by the paintings of Cezanne - and then went on to tell Hemingway to study Cezanne ifhe wanted to learn to write." "In Looking Together, a dozen writers working in a range of styles and forms respond to works of art held in the collection of late-nineteenth and early-twentieth-century art at Seattle's Frye Art Museum or to…

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  • Other · English · 2009
    Frye Art Museum, in association with University of Washington Press · 95 pages · 9780295988825
ArtLiterary collectionsAmerican literature