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The voice of Jewish cantor Yosele Rosenblatt ~ Hineni heoni mima‘ash
Photograph below of a beggar taking the voice of Yosele Rosenblatt around on an old pram taken by Menachem Kipnis (1878-1942) who was a great collector of Yiddish folk music and recorder of Jewish life in pre-war Poland.
Music and photograph from Studiolum: here & here
“Exploiting the talents of Josele Rozenblat. Josele Rozenblat’s singing is flowing from the beggar’s gramophone. People throw money for the music to the beggar from the windows. By “carrying” Josele in a push-chair from one courtyard to another, the Jew manages to earn a living in Warsaw.” ~ description by Menachem Kipnis
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Julia Margaret Cameron - The Whisper of the Muse, Portrait of G.F. Watts, April 1865, Albument print
From Julia Margaret Cameron: Photographs from the J. Paul Getty Museum
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9 antique folk art early American home made musical instruments. Dating from the 1870’s to the 1940’s. Includes guitars, banjos and violins
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A Wheeled lyre from Mala Klitna, a village of Krasyliv district, Khel’nytsk oblast (Ukraine)
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After silence, that which comes nearest to expressing the inexpressible is music.
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André Kertész - Esztergom, Hungary, 1916
From André Kertész by Noël Bourcier
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Painter, illustrator, maker of clocks & teller of tales, who travelled in a house on wheels to the edge of Dartmoor and now sits there amongst books and paint finding beauty in otherness..
This will be a sketchbook of ideas, visuals to inspire, and snippets from my own journey.
http://intothehermitage.blogspot.com
