Cynthia Pittmann's PhD dissertation research blog on everything related to the writer Jamaica Kincaid and autobiography - including internet exchanges, posts, videos and comments about the author and issues related to autobiography.
Showing posts with label Edward Lamson Henry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Edward Lamson Henry. Show all posts
Wednesday, March 7, 2012
Jamaica Kincaid and visual image
Jamaica Kincaid shares that her autobiographically based novel, Annie John was inspired by seeing a postcard painting "Kept In" by Edward Lamson Henry's (1889),which recalled strong memories of her childhood in Antigua.
Washington College/April 11, 2009
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Edward Lamson Henry,
Jamaica Kincaid,
Kept In,
Photograph,
visual image
Wednesday, November 4, 2009
Jamaica Kincaid's Awareness:Impact of an Image
Smithsonian Museum; Edward Lamson Henry, Kept In
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"The kept-in girl in the painting is the artist, writer, or dreamer, forced to grow in a different light. But it's a situation that will bring rich rewards. "She's a very intelligent person," Kincaid told us. "She's plotting a new way to be. She's plotting her own light. I find her a revolutionary figure. She's a philosopher. She's trapped in with knowledge. She doesn't know what to do with it, but will." (Jamaica Kincaid) May 5, 2009
Eye Level: Jamaica Kincaid on Being Kept-in
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"The kept-in girl in the painting is the artist, writer, or dreamer, forced to grow in a different light. But it's a situation that will bring rich rewards. "She's a very intelligent person," Kincaid told us. "She's plotting a new way to be. She's plotting her own light. I find her a revolutionary figure. She's a philosopher. She's trapped in with knowledge. She doesn't know what to do with it, but will." (Jamaica Kincaid) May 5, 2009
Eye Level: Jamaica Kincaid on Being Kept-in
Labels:
Edward Lamson Henry,
Painting,
Photograph
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