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Drawing v PhotographyBen Heine's photostream of drawings interfacing with photos.
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Drawing v PhotographyBen Heine's photostream of drawings interfacing with photos.
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It is taken from Heinrich Heine's poem Enfant Perdu, whose first line runs, "Verlorner Posten in dem Freiheitskriege" Vacated positions in the war of freedom.
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Through a series of potted biographies, he presents a tour d'horizon of the romantic movement in 1824, a year that included "the Ninth Symphony, Byron's death" -- fighting for Greek freedom, by the way -- "Pushkin's Boris Godunov and 'To the Sea,' Delacroix's Massacre at Chios, Stendhal's Racine and Shakespeare, and Heine's Harz Journey and North Sea Pictures."
'The Ninth: Beethoven and the World of 1824,' by Harvey Sachs
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"Heine's Preparation to cure what ail's your Heine."
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Among Heine's most charming prose offerings is "Travel Pictures," a series of eccentric travel memoirs now published in a beautiful new edition.
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Matthew Arnold, in a notable essay, stressed Heine's "wonderful clearness, lightness, and freedom."
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It contains bits of poetry, attacks on Heine's enemies, reflections on Goethe and "Don Quixote," and even a paean to Napoleon.
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One has only to note the repeated references to religion and religious feeling and imagery in the preceding paragraph both on Finer's part and Heine's to "hear the voice of God in that of the People", to repeat Aldous Huxley's expression.
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Nathanael Robinson at "The Rhine River" notes that Friday is the 150th anniversary of Heine's death.
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