Rainer María Rilke
Abstract
A collection of letters, translated from the German, which were inspired by Rilke's visit in 1907 to the memorial exhibition of Cezanne's paintings held at the Salon d'Automne in Paris. The letters were written to his wife Clara and comment on Van Gogh and Rodin as well as Cezanne.
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A collection of letters, translated from the German, which were inspired by Rilke's visit in 1907 to the memorial exhibition of Cezanne's paintings held at the Salon d'Automne in Paris. The letters were written to his wife Clara and comment on Van Gogh and Rodin as well as Cezanne.
Key concepts: Salon, Exhibition, Painting, German, Wife, Art, Art history, Visual arts