June 2011
Of laws, not men
On Bernard-Henri Lévy’s moral blindness.
On Bernard-Henri Lévy’s moral blindness.
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On How to Write a Sentence and How to Read One, by Stanley Fish.
On the checkered career of H. G. Wells.
On the Sage of Hannibal’s Autobiography.
On our most neglected Founding Father.
On Teddy Roosevelt’s crucial role in forming the Anglo-American alliance.
On King Lear, The Family Shakespeare & The Intelligent Homosexual’s Guide to Capitalism and Socialism with a Key to the Scriptures
On “Manet, Inventor of the Modern” at the Musée D’Orsay, Paris.
On “George Inness in Italy” at the Philadelphia Museum of Art.
On “Dutch Landscapes” at the Queen’s Gallery, Buckingham Palace, London.
On “John Storrs, Machine-age Modernist” at the Grey Art Gallery, New York.
On “Matthew Miller: the magic black of an open barn door on a really sunny summer day, when you just cannot see into it” at Famous Accountants, Queens; “Don Voisine” at McKenzie Fine Art; “Stephen Westfall: Seraphim: Paintings and Works on Paper” at Lennon Weinberg; “Jules Olitski: Embracing Circles 1959–1964” at FreedmanArt, New York; “Jacob Collins: New Work” at Adelson Galleries; and “Exhibition of Contemporary American Realism” at the National Arts Club, New York.
On the New York premiere of Rossini’s comic opera.
On a disheartening trip to the Whitworth Gallery of Art, Manchester.
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