VARIATIONS ON A (HUNGARIAN JEWISH) THEME
the poet György Faludy
the composer György Ligeti
the mathematician Paul Erdös
the pianist/composer Ervin Nyiregyházi
“A new Liszt……..and that truly seems to be the case, assuming that Liszt was actually this good”
— Arnold Schoenberg, 1935
“He must be insane” — Toru Takemitsu, 1982
by Irving Penn
the photographer André Kertész (a friend of my father)
the photographer Lucien Hervé (another friend of my father).
the artist Béla Czóbel (another friend of my father)
the artist/photographer Ervin Marton (my father)
From Wikipedia: Budapest is the most Nobel Prize dense capital in the world after Vienna.
10 out of 15 Hungarian Nobel Prize winners were of Jewish religion or ethnicity.
— MORE ABOUT HUNGARIAN JEWS —
Beaux visages riches d’histoires et d’Histoire.
Tourments qui se lisent sur leurs traits. Regards de feu. Tensions d’espoir. Symboles forts que tes choix.
Merci Yona!
intense faces.
visages de pensée, d’espoir, de passion, et de beaucoup d’autres choses de la vie aussi, surement, que nous ne voulons/pouvons plus y voir, que leur disparition a entrainées avec elle. l’ame humaine est complexe et quand le personnage devient célèbre (célébré), l’histoire efface le quotidien, le moins glorieux, le mesquin. ha. et nous, on vit bien avec?
A richness that engages curiosity about the subjects.
loved this Pier!