It was a window open to a completely new world of peace, tranquillity and timelessness, all achieved through the marriage of beautiful things, put together with the greatest sensitivity in a living space, which was a Home. By going there we learned a new way of life, a new way of love and, in the process, our spirit became richer.
Entries Tagged as 'Kettle’s Yard'
People I met: Jim EDE – Cambridge Art Aficionado and Collector
April 18th, 2017 · Comments Off on People I met: Jim EDE – Cambridge Art Aficionado and Collector · Art Collections, Art Exhibitions, Education, Famous People, OPINION, PEOPLE
Tags:"Centre for Romanian Studies - London"·"Constantin Roman"·cambridge·editor·Henri Gaudier-Brzeska·Jum Ede·Kettle's Yard
PEOPLE I MET – Nathalie DUMITRESCO & Alexandre ISTRATI
March 24th, 2017 · Comments Off on PEOPLE I MET – Nathalie DUMITRESCO & Alexandre ISTRATI · Art Collections, Art Exhibitions, Diary, Diaspora, Famous People, PEOPLE, Uncategorized
Looking back at the dinner in Brancusi’s old atelier, the memories are like a replay of a magic dream. In the summer evening the narrow lane of Impasse Ronsin, now completely vanished, was deserted. As I rang the bell, I remember I was not a little surprised, that before I was let in, Istrati looked up and down the lane, I presume to check if I may have been shadowed by some unwanted troll… For the uninformed reader one should point out that Paris of the ‘60s to late 1980s was replete with cloak and dagger stories, which would have made Agatha Christies’ stories a child’s play: indeed, one could not be too careful.
Tags:"Constantin BRANCUSI"·A;exandre Istrati·ATELIER·Brancusi Travel grant Cambridge·Bucharest·cambridge·Constantin Brancusi Memorial Symposium·IMPASSE RONSIN·Jim Ede·Kettle's Yard·Natalie Dumitresco·Painter·Prometheus
