March 2011

Sunday, March 27, 2011

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The Imaginary Museum of Marcel Proust and Borges

A José María, daily painting lover

is one of the books I purchased with more gusto in recent years. Seeing him in a Parisian bookstore, one of the times I spent in France to organize the Mexican participation in the Paris Book Fair, I embraced him with grateful appreciation, as if he had been aware of its existence long before I knew it.

is the French edition of a work originally published in English 2008 under the name of Paintings in Proust. A Visual Companion to In Search of Lost Time (Thames & Hudson). Conceived by Eric Karpeles, an American painter who has written about arts, poetry and aesthetics, the book is a small encyclopedia of the allusions pictorial Proust's great novel. Beside each work, which reproduces in color and full page explains the context in which reference is made and copy the exact quote from Proust. The purpose of this issue is to do a little exercise in English of the same idea.

The list of my seven quotes, taken all of the book of Karpeles, leaves out the most obvious: the View of Delft of Vermeer, who died before the Bergotte, the Zipporah, daughter of Jethro, Botticelli fresco is the Sistine Chapel and serves as a pretext for Swann fall in love with Odette, the Manet's Olympia ... However, I preferred to look for on some specific references that had no memory: works by Piranesi, or Whistler, or David ... Bronzino

Alvaro Mutis

old wrote in an article in the Gazette Fund, which compared the reading of In Search of Lost Time with that of the Brothers Karamazov that every time we go back to Dostoevsky's novel seems to us that the characters have changed over time, allowing us to perceive in different ways and on, while the return to Proust, we are certain that have remained unchanged and it is us who have not stopped changing. If that is true, perhaps it is time to re-read.

I edit the transcripts of the Alliance of pocket, which I have before, it is the same in which after a few failed attempts, perhaps especially because I heard a genuine but fearful whisper Proustian my father was no way I read it (for the harshness, I think he meant they are exposed to sexual truths), I read the seven volumes of the novel over five months of 1985. As is well known, the translation of the first three volumes of this edition is the poet Pedro Salinas, with the aid of Quiroga Pla final, the rest, from Sodom and Gomorrah , Consuelo Berges. I allowed myself to "fix" the ugly Leisman and laísmo peninsular, but stopped long ago to fight them, if only because the use Celestina, this time I preferred to spare you my readers, most of them Mexican. The seventh edition, 1984.

View of the Piazza del Popolo and perspective on the Corso in Rome, Piranesi, 1750

In Paris itself, one of the ugliest neighborhoods in the city, I know a window through which you see, after a first, second and even a third term in crowded roofs of several streets, a bell purple, sometimes red, and sometimes when the air strip one of his best "evidence" of a gray-black filter is not the dome of St. Augustine, which gives a view of Paris that the character of some of Rome by Piranesi.

Swann's Way , pages 85-86.

Ride of the Kings, of Benozzo Gozzoli, 1459

mania Swann That finding was similar in painting defensible thing, because even what we call self-expression is, as one can observe with much sadness when in love and wants to believe in the reality of the individual-only very general and has been found at different times. But having listened to Swann, a parade of the Kings, and Benozzo Gozzoli anachronistic when the Medici got there, even more so because it would be part of her portraits of a host of contemporary men not of Gozzoli, but Swann, ie after more than fifteen centuries to the Nativity and in more than four at a painter. According to Swann, not missing a single Parisian notable in that parade, as in the act of a play by Sardou in which friendship with the author and principal performer, and also for fashion, all the notables Paris, famous doctors and lawyers, took the stage one at night for fun.

In the shadow of the flower ladies , page 127.

Harmony in Blue and Silver, of Whistler, 1865

conceit However high the head of the Guermantes Francisca had been, since the early days, let me know that those not living your hotel under an immemorial right, but a lease fairly recent, and the garden which gave the hotel for the part that I did not know was quite small and similar for all adjacent gardens, and I knew, finally, that there there was not hunting manor or fortified mill or Salvita or loft on columns, or oven dominion, or headgear, nor fixed bridges or drawbridges, even flying, nor obelisks, cartouches, wall or Mugusa. But just as Elstir when they lose their mystery Balbec Bay had become for me a lot any interchangeable with any other on the quantities of salt water that is on the globe, had returned early to say that individuality Opal was the Gulf of Whistler in his silver blue harmonies, and the name of Guermantes had seen die under the blows of the last house Francisca exit, when an old friend of my father once said, speaking of the Duchess: "It occupies the position important in the Faubourg Saint-Germaine, his house is the first of the Faubourg Saint-Germaine. " Of course, the first room, the first house in the Faubourg Saint-Germaine was small potatoes next to other houses that I had dreamed on. But anyway, this, and was to be the last, still had something, however humble, that was beyond his own subject, a secret differentiation.

The Guermantes , page 31.

Food, Leon Bakst, 1902

But too often, new home owners are just as certain statesmen who formed his first ministry took forty years but in vain calling on all the doors, some women who were not known in society but had long been receiving, in the absence of anything else, to "a few intimates." Sure it was not always the case, and when, with the prodigious bloom of the Russian ballet, revealing successively Bakst of Niyinski, de Benoist, the genius of Stravinsky, the princess appeared Yurbeletief young godmother of all these great new men , leading to a huge boom head shaking and unknown to the Parisians who were trying to imitate all, it was wonderful to believe that this creature had brought in their luggage, and as if more precious treasure, the Russian dancers .... "

Sodom and Gomorrah , page 169.

The Circle of the Rue Royale , James Tissot, 1868

For the next generation, Cartier is now a thing will report that almost akin to the jeweler magnify Cartier, when he would have smiled that ignorant could be confused with that. Instead Swann was a remarkable intellectual and artistic personality and although not "create nothing," was lucky to last a little longer. And yet, dear Charles Swann, who knew so little when I was so young and you were so mint from the grave, if you speak again and if pervivirá perhaps it is because you must consider as a little twerp has emerged as a hero of his novels. If Tissot box representing the balcony of the Circle of the Rue Royale, where you enter Galliffet, Edmond de Polignac and Saint-Maurice, much is said about you, it's because some of their traits in the character of Swann.

The Captive, p. 214.

Portrait of young man , Bronzino, ca. 1530

But at this point, M. de Charlus was away a little of the usual rules. As we admired everything in Morel, his success with women they did her shadow, and even caused him the same satisfaction as his triumphs in the concert or play ECART. "But you know, my friend?, Is a womanizer," he said in a tone of revelation, scandal, perhaps with envy, especially of admiration. It is remarkable, he added. The most famous whores have no eyes for him. This is seen everywhere, both in the Metro in the theater. It's a nuisance! Every time I go with him to a restaurant, the waiter brings her tender little letters at least three women. And always nice, too. And no wonder. Yesterday I was looking at and understand, is gorgeous, like a kind of Bronzino, is truly admirable. " But M. de Charlus liked to show he loved Morel, convince others, perhaps to convince himself, that Morel loved him.

The Captive, p. 233.

Madame Recamier David, 1800

I eventually realize that a huge man, very tall, very fat, his hair completely white, which I was more or less everywhere and whose name I never knew was the husband of Madame de Saint-Euverte . He had died the previous year. As for the niece, I do not know if the cause of hearing music in that position without moving for one was a disease of the stomach, nerves, phlebitis, next delivery, recent or failed. Most likely, proud of its beautiful red silk, to think on your chaise longue the effect of a Madame Recamier.

Time Regained , pages 394-395.

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The image that opens this post is a portrait by Franz Xavier Winterhalter, Proust alludes painter who, while talking about an old woman , p. 134, In the shadow of the flower ladies .

Eric Karpeles on the web: http://www.erickar peles.com /

The book, in English and French versions, is available in www. amazon.com

Saturday, March 26, 2011

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Sunday, March 20, 2011

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As lately I've heard the story told in an exaggerated or inaccurate, a few days ago I went to the source, or perhaps better said the where they heard from her for nearly thirty years, at least indirectly to a friend with whom I shared desk in 1981 and I should start reading the Borges. For a story that had to do with remote epistolary friendships, their existence, which takes place in the heart of the Colonia del Valle, where his parents ran a soup kitchen, "had given an imaginative leap that had brought him little more than to live vicariously in Argentina.

His notebooks, his conversation and his thoughts were full of pictures related to that country, she dreamed day and night. All that passion was boiling inside of a shy and timid personality, I have not known anything. It was a noble spirit, but torn by a Severe education before taking him to CUM he did go through a military academy, and yet the following year, the last high school, despite its undoubted human vocation, would force him to enroll in the sciences.

the second morning of our neighborhood, while the teacher Crucet gave details on the digestive system (talk about the player next week, and during the fifty minutes that lasted his explanations, there was a silence that allowed the flies heard hitting the windows of the classroom), my new friend took a picture fuzzy a folder full of stickers platenses issues and in a low voice to avoid being caught, he told me that old blind writer who combined the genius, the sense of irony and lucidity. That same day I went out of classes to the library of CMU, which was next to the administrative offices above the auditorium, I copied the first title I saw in the file and a few minutes later I was in the hands for the first time a Borges book.

Besides these lines may be the cover of the same edition of that book, I bought the end of the year from all his other (ten or twelve ) that had in Gandhi Brodie's report. If someone asked me today what to read for beginners in literature author of The Aleph would not be just the first mention. The boy of sixteen who was at home with this volume must have felt reading those stories sprinkled perplexity of slang ("Out of sheer giddy Refalo him the ring that he carried with him a wattle", pg. 41), set in spaces called taverns or stores or clubs, and certainly found anything but straight attempts "to reduce direct tales" in which, according to confession of its author, a writer on the edge of old age but knows the job imitating the young Kipling, all of which were school lessons literary rather insufficient.

None of that was an obstacle: the character, which from then I looked everywhere and who I read as I found in bookstores, I mean Borges himself, the old man who traveled the world with his amazing scholarly eloquence and sense of humor, I was stuck tight. Concorde over, a couple of times a week violently tore the roof of the school, produced in me less noise than the reading of prose that eventually became the first literary love of my life.

few months later my friend made the trip to the country of their dreams and became full of adventures and feelings, convinced that Buenos Aires was the promised land of books, and artistic stimulation cultural life. Consistent with the passion he had just woke up, brought me a gift: a small volume that remains and that was my first serious reading on the subject: Genio Jorge Luis Borges Alicia Jurado, edited by Eudeba. Third edition 1980 of a work first published in 1964, this book certainly point starting from the rest of the biographies of the Argentine writer-especially because it takes up valuable testimony of his mother, Leonor Acevedo-was the tip of a ball that led me to the heart of the world Borges and many years later led me to interview her widow, Maria Kodama, for a special issue of Viceversa (number 75, August 1999, in the circumstances set forth in http://bit.ly/9aenhb ). At that time I also had opportunity to meet a close friend of Borges, Maria Esther Vazquez, with whom I spent a very pleasant evening chatting in his apartment in Palermo.

Alicia Johnston's book, which opens with a beautiful dedication ("A JLB, who gave me so much and who only gave me back this book was small, fragmentary and conjectural"), is divided into three parts: a short biography, a Borges review outstanding issues and an anthology.

It read some funny stories, including one that made me laugh and told the four winds, who would listen, whenever I could. At the end of this paragraph: "Since 1970 [...] is bringing in Buenos Aires's life forever two distressing facts [sic] overshadow: the advanced age of Dona Leonor and the critical situation in Argentina. The mother dies in the winter of 1975, ninety-nine years, but had long was crippled and bedridden. Head remained lucid until the end, but in the last stage used to confuse the facts and people and I had to stop the entry of his memoirs, he had started, for fear that gave me incorrect information. The slow decay must have been heartbreaking for the child, I remember the bitter response, so typically you, when one of those people without imagination is regretted that the poor lady had not reached the century: 'You exaggerate the charms of the decimal system'. " (P. 61)

Thirty years later, when again and again I hear the story peppered with details that are not in the version I knew her, I realize that myself, whenever I told it I was adding details that are not on the meager original story: for example, that the episode occurred, by elementary logic, in the wake of Dona Leonor so absurd that he who uttered words of comfort were a man (why not a woman?) or the son said a few words of acceptance, I set out and I memorized as if he really had been said, and that he then responded that phrase full of his characteristic irony and humor. At the core of the episode made him traits have come forth in the original source, as befits the genuine oral literature. Now I go back to reread the first book I had in Borges's hands (as did also the way to Buenos Aires in 1999), I find this comment, referring to a particular story, by the way so typical of the last Borges: "Some emphasis type rhetoric and some long sentences made me suspect it was not the first time that meant "(p. 64) ...

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Borges photos are Rogelio Cuellar, who relentlessly portrayed Argentine writer on his second visit to Mexico and I thank him for his generous loan.

In this blog : "Borges in the bathrooms of San Ildefonso" in http://bit.ly/9aenhb

At the risk of appearing to exaggerate the charms myself decimal system, I welcome the arrival of a hundred the number of followers in the breeze century. In all of them, thank you very much for your interest.

Friday, March 18, 2011

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Sunday, March 13, 2011

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Between 1983 and 1995 I lived in St. Jerome, in a small house on the corner that made the streets of Porfirio Díaz and Luis Cabrera. While the first was a broad avenue and two-way, with elegant curves and green ridges, the second was a tiny little street, alley almost a few meters, due to a rise in violent (and perhaps miscalculated) became almost vertical.

If the avenue was named after a prominent revolutionary ideologue, the small street reminiscent of the highest political figure for thirty-five years in Mexico, the dictator regime which had preceded and largely caused the Revolution, their differences, more to do corner, or just for that, were a satisfactory way to make clear the result of historical dispute. In the alley, on the plain before the hike, it went right to the whole of which belonged to the house.

Ours, which was almost identical to the other seven, it was recognized by the towering bougainvillea cared for my father who was only an advance in the world of good taste and plants he had in his interior.

The twelve years I lived in it are, of course, many fond memories: readings infinite, Isolde, three or four friends, a series of birthday parties in the rainy season ...

are also the years of recordings an answering machine, a Radio Shack model that my father bought duophonic soon to change us and that was long in use. functioned with two tapes that are inserted in parallel chambers, while a recording was the answer to our name, and according to season and variab occurrences were recorded in the other errands.

As this was limited and occasionally it was necessary to delete it to put it to use again one day I thought it was a shame to lose some messages that were memorable for their individuality, their sense of humor or even its mystery, so I took the precaution of a transfer to a third tape. This post collects some of the best.

Jose

As I recounted in this space, the friendship with my cousin was perhaps something that was decided even before our birth to occur, something which occurred four months apart, between February and June 1964. Also told that the house of St. Jerome encerrábamos long to smoke, talk and listen to music. Of the three recordings I have of her voice, this is my favorite because it has the economy and a successful pace-language radio performance where he would end up becoming an expert. However, what I like most is the reference that ends with the inexplicable and full of mystery.

The recording can be heard in http://bit.ly/hmvXVT

Santos

Near the end of his life, my grandfather lived large and small blind spots. This recording reminds one them. We were at a dinner on Friday in a garden when I saw pale Pedregal. I went to where he explained to my father and my grandmother could not remember where he put some valuables so he needed to return immediately to his home in Polanco. But it was Friday afternoon, had to cross the city on the day and rush hour a week. However, I offered to take me. That evening on returning home we found this strange (and, seven years after his death, endearing) message.
http://bit.ly/fiUAoF

Oralia

According to its name, originally from Tapachula woman who worked at the house of my mother, was all rounded, small and plump, with eyes like two marbles, highlighted by a dark circles. His whole personality was going into laughter and relax, which seemed not to agree to a heart condition he did not know or could not care and that sadly ended up taking her to the tomb shortly after turning forty. As this fun testimony reveals, that the false perception of a mistake forced to repeat a message that has already passed, was a person full of life and light.
Http://bit.ly/ej3BDT

Fernanda

As I started to make transfers in a cassette used and then did nothing to replace it, now and then slip pieces of original content. In this case it is, if I remember correctly, the singer Lolita. The outbreak serves as a preface to make way for the voice of my grandmother who regrets not without annoyance, rather than any answer we will, "the device that are there." In the end, as proof of acclimation perfect as smart Asturian Mexico, Fernanda ends with the phrase "no way" key national philosophy.
http://bit.ly/hvIYlf

Francisco

A dear friend of another time this message left me full of anger justified, tired of not return the call. Only a few years before, it was he who first told me of Borges, as tell in detail next week. Also, who made his first trip to Zacatecas for meet in person the cruel sky and red earth of the poems of López Velarde. Unfortunately, our friendship is over, I know that through my fault, to the extent that I never heard from him, and that despite a couple of serious attempts to learn his whereabouts.
http://bit.ly/gX6Oph

Alberto

The architect Kalach left this afternoon for two successive errands the time when I was arming his office in a university magazine of literature. The originality and abstraction, if I can call it, the result, realize enough of the personality of my admired friend.
http://bit.ly/g0v6ju

Mr. de la Garza

to the Friday before his death Sunday in a street Coyoacan when he fell felled by a stroke, Mr. Rafael de la Garza was the lawyer for a couple of family matters. In his message thanked my father had interceded for him with an official of his generation Bancomer, which he always called "Banco de Comercio" -. It was a bald man with white skin and considerable corpulence that in speaking he stroked a great walrus mustache. As can be seen on the tape, her expression was full of rhetoric and the favors features a way of understanding the world own this country.
http://bit.ly/hnedh7

Pili

Ten or twelve years younger than I, Pili my cousin told me about when time from young to consult various matters: ideas for a task, the meaning of a strange word, the title of a book.

goddaughter As well she is my father always had a special relationship with him affection. I can not hear this nice post but I displayed the image in the minds of those years: toothless, with slanted eyes and pigtails. His father, José Luis Fernández Irigoyen, known by friends and strangers as Chito, is the adult just woken up in the first page of Palinodia Red celebrates the arrival of the day with a profusion of whistles and trills before Henry canary cage .
http://bit.ly/gUcJU3

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complete selection (and increased) of errands that make memorable this release may be heard in http://bit.ly/hjVnmP

Portrait common grandfather of my cousin, photographer and film editor José Luis Fernández Tolhurst. More pictures of her, in http://bit.ly/dMpJeN

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Tuesday, March 8, 2011

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Sunday, March 6, 2011

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Alfonso Camin memorable in the death of López Velarde

Just over a year published in the Journal of the University an essay on the relationship between Ramon Lopez Velarde and the English poet Alfonso Camin . This text is part of a book velardianos issues that I have been writing, perhaps with excessive parsimony over the last decade. Before that, I wrote and published two jobs: first, on a phrase that my favorite Mexican poet took from tradition (" His tongue is like those other / that the candor of the classical languages \u200b\u200bcalled Arpad [ emphasis added] of the poem "To the fearless mockingbird ..."), I got to know where he came from and what really meant by the scholar Maria Rosa Lida de Malkiel.

The other deals with a late-century poet who was instrumental in Spain in the formation of the first López Velarde, Andres Gonzalez Blanco, and Octavio Paz's views on "soft homeland." I knew little more than memorize the text devoted to the poet Paz Fuensanta, which is in quadrivium and read for the first time on the way to Zacatecas in 1984, a few years ago, living in Asturias, I wanted to reread and another edition Recently, I got out of the Library Pérez de Ayala, Oviedo, met with surprise an upgraded version of the original text. In it, Paz said to detail what he likes and dislikes of the great poem velardiano, which gives me opportunity to make my own reflections, some divergent and opposite to those of him.

In the third text in the series, which prompted this post , I tried a portrait of Alfonso Camin, an immigrant Asturian well known in the English colony in Mexico, which probably arrived in Veracruz the final years of the Revolution. López Velarde, shortly before his death, which occurred on June 19, 1921-four days after turning 33 years ", dedicated to English a little poem in editions of his work often appears just ahead of" soft Patria ":" Alfonso, inquisitor quirky, / I give you my sympathy because you / bat a little canary. " The idea of \u200b\u200bthis work was to answer the following question: if Lopez Velarde spent walking these verses full of sympathy and affection, was it possible, keeping in view the personal archives of the Library Asturian custody Pérez de Ayala, take a tour the texts with which it accounted for?

Towards the end of that work, which appeared in January 2010 in the Journal of the University , I referred to a photo of the funeral Lopez Velarde in which you can recognize a walk. In the commemorative edition of one hundred years birth, velardianos Minutes, published by UNAM in 1988, this picture came out with a foot that has an unjustifiable and fun couple of errors. Published the famous photograph, which did not come out in the university magazine, together with the test piece where it belongs.

A "brave and generous soul who loved stoutly Ramon"

written in the literary game about the life of López Velarde, Guillermo Sheridan, no doubt aware whom and how it was Alfonso Camin, as responsible for the bad time that someone did go public the Mexican poet, as the story told without naming names by Pedro de Alba in trials (reprinted by the INBA in 1988).

One of the friends of the party asked about his frustrated love affair with Margarita Quijano and poet kept a sullen silence and attitude is imperative not to touch that point, a bit hastily dismissed and several months are not addressed the indiscreet. " Do not make me doubt that Pedro de Alba says that it was "a great friend of ours", but describes it as "a great poet", so I'm not sure that fits Camin. What is no doubt that he expressed his admiration for the author of "Sweet Land" and wanted to be near him, whenever he could, in its way. An example: according to Allen W. slogan Phillips, he did appear as a contributor castles and lions, the Spaniard led from 1920 to 1921 but not his own text on your pages.

Writing in 1946, and then a machine point to sheet, as I found and read the papers on his legacy (which houses the Library Pérez de Ayala ) refers Camin who was part of the first guard of honor around the coffin of López Velarde when shrouded in the auditorium of the National University. However, his name does not appear in the listing, most reproduced in the top ten guards that day. revived Perhaps the time as he would have liked it to happen because he says it was formed by two Mexicans (the rector Vasconcelos and Fernandez Ledesma) and two English (the actor Julio Taboada and him).

the Spaniard may have participated in any informal guard prior to the official, although it seems unlikely that was with the presence of the rector.

Instead, Fernandez told Ledesma ( El Universal, June 21, 1924) a significant episode in the same place: "In the terrible night of June 19, 1921, when the coffin that bore the remains of Ramón López Velarde received in the peristyle of the National University honors all Mexico guard intellectual and artistic, the English poet Alfonso Camin, brave and generous soul who loved stoutly to Ramon, he said, from one of the stalls of the cloister a loud voice but with eyes jelled: "My last honor for Ramon will give him more intimately has lived in my bad and good morning: my cloak, I wrap his coffin .... " The gesture deeply touched me my friend but someone who had heard the ardent words of Asturias, foolishly invoked not know what external conveniences in the confusion of those minutes and those who followed could not rectify. This was how beautiful Camín pulse did not take place. "

Camin was also, in the first row, at the funeral of his friend in the French Pantheon, as shown in the photo released that morning. The image reproduces the time when Alejandro Quijano, in the end Photo right, delivers his speech on behalf of the Ateneo de Abogados, then Alfonso Cravioto has already read his name of the University and soon after heard the words of Fernandez Ledesma. Next to it, to the left of the photo, it appears Alfonso Camin, serious, standing, with both hands resting on his cane, among which is the portrait hat hat Cansinos *

[This portrait writing, quoted a few paragraphs earlier in this text as it appeared in 2010, reads: "Tiny but Finch, tartarinesco, with its silky air, his club and his cigar great bohemian hat, his veneer of Fox, in which little ones eyes shine full of malice village and large scarf, is a curious mixture of innocence and mischief. "]

is exaggerated nonsense that you can get the oblivion to which a writer is cast: the issue commemorating the centenary of the birth of López Velarde made by the University, called Minutes velardianos , plays that image, and Camin, according to the caption, appears become nothing less than José Vasconcelos.

air Hispanic shared and mustache, which must have deceived who thought he could identify the characters eye from a photo taken almost seventy years ago. Of course you do not stop suspect the whole thing is a joke because getaway to the editor because then says that whoever is by road, which is none other than Fernandez Ledesma, is "Adolfo López Mateos, Mexico's next president "!

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* In an interview with Beatriz Reyes Nevares more than forty years after [The funeral] - always , August 11, 1965 -, roads located in the cemetery the episode of the layer, which reappears, and in diabolical sway: that day, he says, "I took my coat on earth the grave. She wanted to cover his body. Someone took it. I do not know if it was Don Alejandro Quijano. "

Camin's portrait I've scanned a copy of his book of poems Quousque tandem ...? , published in Mexico in 1920, I bought in Donceles. When I found him, the book was likely to be stripped and had one of the first pages that photo, that is priceless. The oval frames drawn that may be the hat with a feather, and the cane, which Cansinos ironically called "stick."

The young man walked the photo I borrowed the blog Albino Suárez (http://albinosuarez.blogspot.com/), specializing in life and work of the Spaniard.

trials published as part of my book veladiarnos topics are:

1. "The teacher in the world. A digression (sick) subjective two-plus editions Celestina velardiano added, "which appeared in the magazine Nexos in March 2005 (...).

2. "Back on the road of passion," which appeared in issue 11, January 2005, the Journal of the University ( http://bit.ly/f37DXM ) .

3. "Among the canary and the bat. The Spaniard friend López Velarde, "which was published in issue 71, January 2010, the Journal of the University ( http://bit.ly/b1iBm5 ).

velardianos Minutes. Testing tribute to the Centenary of Ramón López Velarde was published by the Institute of Aesthetic Studies at UNAM and Centennial Commemoration Commission Ramon Lopez Velarde in 1988. It has a foreword by Elisa García Barragán and brings together texts, among others, Luis Miguel Aguilar, José Joaquín Blanco, Gonzalo Celorio, Beatriz Espejo Felipe Garrido, Carlos Monsivais, Vicente Quirarte and Luis Mario Schneider.