Book Titles Without Context #8
Fumifugium, or, The inconveniencie of the aer and smoak of London dissipated: together with some remedies humbly proposed
John Evelyn (1661)
Looke what thy memorie cannot containe, Commit to these waste blacks
Fumifugium, or, The inconveniencie of the aer and smoak of London dissipated: together with some remedies humbly proposed
From the series: Book Titles Without Context
Eric Rohmer
(1920-2010)
[I]l n’est de beau style qu’efficace, la poésie est ici de surcroit, si l’on veut, mais en même temps première, indiscernible de l’utile qu’elle magnifie.
Maurice Schérer, “Les Maitres de l’aventure,” Cahiers du cinéma (December 1953)
From the series: Cinema, In Memoriam
[F]ood and wine—...the formalization of gastro-sensory pleasure—must be an essential aspect of the whole life, in which the sensuous-sensual-spiritual elements are so intimately interwoven that the incomplete exploitation of any one can only result in the imperfect opening of the great flower, symbol of the ultimate perfection which is understanding, when all things fall into place...
Richard Olney, Simple French Cooking (1974)
From the series: Food, Order of the Universe