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âChattertonâ, Henry Wallis, 1856

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One of the many delights of reading The Secret History is hunting down all the obscure quotes and references that Donna Tartt just throws into the mix. You never know what youâre going to find. For example, I looked into this:
âThĂŠophile Gautier, writing about the effect of Vignyâs Chatterton on the youth of Paris, said that in the nineteenth-century night one could practically hear the crack of the solitary pistols.â
And I got...Francis Abernathy!!
Seriously though, itâs Henry Wallisâ 1856 painting, âThe Death of Chatterton,â but come on. Itâs freakinâ Francis. Iâm telling you, TSH is just a bottomless book. Youâll never plumb its depths.Â
Really havenât been âfeeling itâ this month. Still enjoying films as usual, but feel very disengaged from tumblr and to be fair disengaged from all other internet-related activity too, and so-called real life for that matter, outside the microcosm of home and immediate family. A general kind of world-weariness. Iâve gone through phases like this for the past couple of years and I start to think âis this the end?â (of my tumblr career) but I eventually drag myself out of it. This one has been pretty bad though.
Still, I have some free time coming up. Firstly the four day Platinum Jubilee bank holiday (fanx yer Majesty!) although I have to work on the Saturday (fuck you Royal Mail!), and that leads into a couple of weeks of leave so I might be more inclined to blog when I donât feel half dead every day!
Opera arias with sad poet energy
âPourquoi me rĂŠveillerâ (Werther, Massenet)
âKuda, kuda, vi udalilisâ (Eugene Onegin, Tchaikovsky)
âChe piu mi resta! Tu sola a me rimaniâ (Chatterton, Leoncavallo)
âCome un bel dĂŹ di maggioâ (Andrea ChĂŠnier, Giordano)
For the day thatâs in it lads!
LOOK at the similarities! Chattertonâs poetry ripped up on the floor cause he thought he was a failure - the titles of Byronâs greatest hits surrounded by laurel leaves below him. The view of bright sky beyond Chattertonâs window because it was the beginning of something (Romanticism babyyy) and the darkness looming beyond Byron because it was the end of something!! The parallelssssssss!!

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Chatterton, Henry Wallis 1856
Tate Britian, London
Cut is the branch that might have grown full straight
Henry Wallis, Chatterton, 1856
Câest un souvenir de 2018, dâun petit carnet richement rempli, qui a connu une exposition chez Island, Ă Bruxelles (câĂŠtait en septembre).
Je sors ça avec du retard, et de manière fragmentĂŠe ; disons que câest comme le vin, ou le fromage... Jâespère que ce prĂŠsent est dâautant plus savoureux quâil apparaĂŽt sous vos yeux avec cette latence.
AccompagnĂŠ de dĂŠlicats bisous,