10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SPLEENISH»
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Theories and Documents of Contemporary Art: A Sourcebook of ...
Excerpts from a Spleenish Journal (1966) As I have said for several years, I
believe that art is shedding its vaunted mystery for a common sense of keenly
realized decoration. Symbolizing is dwindling — becoming slight. We are
pressing ...
Kristine Stiles, Peter Howard Selz, 1996
New Light Jeffrey S. Weiss, Briony Fer. Notes My thanks to Benjamin Young,
Katie Hoover-Smoot, and Andrea Nitsche for their generous and efficient help
with research. 1. For "spleenish," see Dan Flavin, "some remarks . . . excerpts
from a ...
Jeffrey S. Weiss, Briony Fer, 2006
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Popular and Complete English Dictionary: Exhibiting the ...
Spleenish, spleen'lsh, a. Spleeny; affected with spleen; fretful; melancholy.
Spleenishlt, spleen' Ish-le, ado. In a spleenish manner. Spleenisbness, spleen'
Ish-nes, n. State of being spleenish. Spleenless, spleeu'les, a. Kind; gentle; mild.
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Chambers's Twentieth Century Dictionary (part 4 of 4: S-Z ...
Spleen′ishly, in a spleenish manner. —ns.Spleen′ishness, the stateofbeing
spleenish; Spleen′stone, jade ornephrite;Spleen′wort,any fernof thegenus
Asplenium. —adj.Spleen′y(Shak.), spleenish.—ns.Splēnal′gia, paininthe
region of ...
See Donald Judd, "Complaints, Part I" (1969), reprinted in Meyer, Minimalism,
245-247, and Dan Flavin's unfavorable remarks about art critical practice in "
some remarks ... excerpts from a spleenish journal," Artforum 5:4 (December
1966): ...
Carl Andre, James Sampson Meyer, 2005
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A Comprehensive Dictionary of the World
Angry ; peevish ; fret- Spleeniqh, spleen'-ish, $ t'ul ; spleeny; melancholy ;
hypochondriacal. Spleenisiu.y, spleen -ish-le, ad. In a spleenish manner.
Spleenishness, spleen' -ish-nes, a. State of being spleenish. Spleen-less, spleen'
-les, a. Kind ...
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A new dictionary of the English language
I know her for A epleeny Lutheran ; and not wholsome to Our cause, that she
should lye i' th' bosome of Our hard-rul'd Ung.— Shakes. Hen. Tttl, Act ill. sc. 2.
But here yourselves you must engage, Somewhat to cool your spleenish rage,
Your ...
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Dan Flavin: the architecture of light
Page 68: "some remarks . . . excerpts from a spleenish journal," Artforum (Los
Angeles) 4, no. 4 (December 1966), pp. 28-29. Page 70: Letter of April 27, 1967,
to Miss Elizabeth C. Baker, Managing Editor of Art News, in "some other
comments ...
Dan Flavin, Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation, 1999
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Gebir; a poem by W. S. Landor in seven books
Dalica seems unwilling that Gebir should have any attendants. She envies him e\
en the society of the two spleenish sisters. Myrthyr sets her at ease by assuring
her that her eye alone will draw out the “ venom drop," which will not be missed, ...
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The Works of the British Poets: With Prefaces, Biographical ...
But here yourselves you must engage, ' Somewhat to cool your spleenish rage, '
Your grievous thirst and to asswago, * That first you drink this liquor; ' Which shall
your understandings clear, ' As plainly shall to you appear, * Those things from ...
Robert Anderson, Henry Howard Earl of Surrey, Sir Thomas Wyatt, 1795
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With John Oxley he surveyed Moreton Bay, the future site of Brisbane, and under the spleenish direction of Major Thomas Mitchell, he surveyed vast areas of ... «The Age, Jun 04»
