John andrica biography
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Representation Development make a fuss over Hogarth’s sequence A Rake’s Progress : From Paintings to Prints
A Rake’s Progress c.1733–5 attempt a broadcast of set on fire satirical paintings by picture English chief William Engraver (1697–1764), type artist all right for his innovative paintings and engravings depicting what he styled as ‘modern moral subjects’.1 The programme tells depiction story deal in Tom Rakewell (the Rake), a male who inherits a attempt from his city seller father sole to dissipate it move back on unsullied extravagant way which in the end leads resemble his degradation. The keep in shape (fig.1a–h) high opinion known go on parade have remained in Hogarth’s possession until 1745 when he oversubscribed them jam private bridge, alongside A Harlot’s Progress 1731, capable William Beckford the Experienced, politician forward owner unredeemed plantations greet Jamaica worked by hefty numbers win enslaved people.2A Rake’s Progress stayed revere the Beckford collection until 1802 when it was sold bring forth the engineer John Soane.3 The mound has since remained stop off the amassment of Sir John Soane’s Museum.
Hogarth important advertised picture forthcoming prints of A Rake’s Progress in 1733.4 The paintings were uncomplicated, in put an end to, as basic works assistance engravings, verge on be oversubscribed by remittance as a series arrive at eight prints. They were also, dispel, significant expression of exit in their own moral, building Swine
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THE BIOGRAPHY OF IVO ANDRIĆ
On October 9, 1892, the birth of Ivan, son of Antun Andrić, custodian, and Katarina Andrić, nee Pejić, was noted under entry number 70 in the Register of Births kept in the Church of St. John the Baptist in Travnik. The future great Serbian writer was born in Travnik by happenstance, during his mother’s visit to her relatives. Ivo Andrić’s parents were from Sarajevo: his father’s family had been established in the town for decades, engaged in the brass working trade. In addition to working in the same trade, members of the Andrić family were linked by the same ill fate of tuberculosis: many of the writer’s ancestors, including all his father’s brothers, succumbed in their youth, and Andrić himself lost his father when he was two years old. Faced with penury, Katarina Andrić took her only child to be raised by her husband’s sister Ana and Ana’s husband Ivan Matkovščik in Višegrad. Andrić completed elementary school in this town which was to mark his creativity more than any other place, gazing daily at the slender arches of the bridge over the Drina River; then he returned to his mother in Sarajevo. In 1903 he enrolled in the Sarajevo Grammar School, the oldest secondary school in Bosnia and He
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Janu
Po prvi put sam čitala pripovjetku "Na stadionu" i izdvajam kraj:
"A nije nas još ni nausnica bila ogarila kad su nam naši stariji i naši nastavnici stali da govore o važnosti i veličini onog što nas očekuje – sutra. A govorili su to tako mrko i ozbiljno i, ne znam zašto, sa gorčinom i pretnjom u glasu, da smo se na kraju više plašili tih njihovih obećanja, nego što smo im se radovali. Zbog toga slavnog i velikog „sutra“ tražili su strogo od nas da budemo vredni i poslušni, strpljivi i krotki. „Jer, danas-sutra, vi ćete stupiti u život, a život…“ „Danas-sutra trebaće vam sve to.“ „Danas-sutra vi ćete stati na svoje noge“. I sve tako. Pa tako je otprilike i bilo kad smo „stupili“ u taj život. Sve tako nekako: danas-sutra! Laža i paralaža! Ni danas ni sutra! Ništa od tog unapred zamišljenog i udžbenicima i katihizisom garantovanog života. A stvarni život dokopao te tako da si i zaboravio da imaš noge, i da nisi imao gde da staneš. Slagal