Ondine et Paradis
Mary Ann Caws
One late January afternoon in 1979, before taking the night train from Paris to Barcelona, I had tea with Jacqueline Lamba in her studio apartment on the fifth floor of 8 boulevard Bonne Nouvelle. I climbed the many steps more slowly than Jacqueline, who bounded up in her long skirt (like those of her friend Frida Kahlo). She was a painter, and ‘scandalously beautiful’, according to André Breton, who had married her and written L’Amour fou for her in 1937.
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Vol. 33 No. 17 · 8 September 2011 » Mary Ann Caws » Ondine et Paradis
pages 36-37 | 2626 words
