Voices In Time Arts & Letters 1827 | Weimar The Universal Possession of Mankind Goethe considers the ubiquity of poetry.More
Voices In Time Arts & Letters c. 1165 | China Chirping Insects Renouncing the distraction of books.More
Voices In Time Arts & Letters 1970 | Washington, DC Elvis Presley Is on Your Side Richard Nixon takes a meeting with the King.More
Voices In Time Arts & Letters 1853 | Venice Everlasting Laws “To banish imperfection is to destroy expression.”More
Voices In Time Arts & Letters 1889 | London Direct Impression Henry James pens a letter on life, liberty, and the novel.More
Voices In Time Arts & Letters 1831 | Paris Writing in Stone Victor Hugo explains the language of architecture.More
Voices In Time Arts & Letters 1913 | Moscow Wassily Kandinsky Replaces the Object “The creation of works of art is the creation of the world.”More
Voices In Time Arts & Letters 1896 | Nizhny Novgorod Life Devoid of Words Maxim Gorky witnesses the dawn of film.More
Voices In Time Arts & Letters 1644 | London Lifeblood of a Master Spirit He who destroys a good book, writes Milton, kills reason itself.More
Voices In Time Arts & Letters 2005 | New York City At the Blackboard Kurt Vonnegut diagrams the shapes of stories.More
Voices In Time Arts & Letters 1919 | England Test of Time T.S. Eliot on the necessary extinction of personality.More
Voices In Time Arts & Letters 1995 | Los Angeles Robert Towne on the Plight of Screenwriters The difficulty of maintaining the cinematic illusion.More
Voices In Time Arts & Letters 1853 | Paris Grand Tour Harriet Beecher Stowe appreciates the defects of the masters.More
Voices In Time Arts & Letters c. 25 BC | Rome Practice and Theory Vitruvius defines the relationship.More