Edvard Munch “Evening on Karl Johan” 1892

Then all these figures, and myself among them, walk quickly along like images in a dream under the dark gauze, looking for something and, it seems, almost never finding anything that is beautiful and right. Everyone is looking for something here, everyone is longing to be rich and to possess the fabulous goods of fortune. One walks quickly. No, they all restrain themselves, but the haste, the longing, the torment, and the restlessness gleam out of their greedy eyes.

— Robert Walser from Jakob Von Gunten

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Baby, It’s Cold Outside

Alfred Hitchcock Magazine 12/91

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The Ellis Play

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David Hostetler Quiet Woman

Canton Museum of Art

 

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What To Do Tonight

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Free Sample

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SN4

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The Perfect X-mas Gift!

A “trophy” that any hunting buddy can appreciate, maybe over a brew or two! Funny meets functional.

It’s made of sturdy molded foam with lifelike color and detail. Metal bottle opener front and center (or back and center?) Approx. 23 x 12 x 9″ deep. Mounting hook on back. Weighs 1 lb., 15 ozs.

A must for a lodge, garage, cabin, rec room, wherever the hunter is! Get this priceless gift today!

 

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Archie: After Drugs

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Daphne

 

LEFÈVRE, Robert
Pauline as Daphne Fleeing from Apollo
c. 1810
Oil on canvas, 119 x 105 cm
Private collection

He who pours himself out like a stream is acknowledged at last by Knowledge;

and she leads him enchanted through the harmonious country

that finishes often with starting, and with ending begins.

 

Every fortunate space that the two of them pass through, astonished

is a child or grandchild of parting. And the transfigured Daphne,

as she feels herself become laurel, wants you to change into wind.

— Rilke/Trans. Mitchell

 

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