Disarmed: The Story Of The Venus De Milo books

Gregory Curtis

He described the event as a “big reunion of artists, of semi-artists, of priests, and of women.” The speaker, “a certain Ravaisson,” as Delacroix wrote in his journal, turned out to be a man of forty with luminous blue eyes, a sad, sagging face, and an air that was both passive and distracted. Ra...