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Kitchen by Lamplight, Adriaan Meulemans, 1817
Adriaan Meulemans, portraitAdriaan MeulemansPays-Bas, 1763–1835

Kitchen by Lamplight

1817 · Painting

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Rijksmuseum Amsterdam

Amsterdam, Pays-Bas

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Selon le musée — en néerlandais

Gezicht door een venster op een keuken bij lamplicht. Een keukenmeid vult een ketel met water uit een kraan, zij heeft een olielamp in de rechterhand. Op de achtergrond een staande vrouw met kind op de arm bij een kaars.

Rijksmuseum Amsterdam

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Numéro d’inventaire
SK-A-1174

Ce qu’elle montre

KitchenOil-lampKitchen-maid, kitchen servant

Au catalogue

PeinturesHuilePeinture néerlandaiseNéoclassicismeRomantismeXIXe siècle

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Old Woman Reading, Adriaan Meulemans, 1800 - 1833

Old Woman Reading

1800 - 1833 · Rijksmuseum Amsterdam

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Rembrandt van Rijn

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Peter Orlovsky in his mother's house, Allen Ginsberg, 1964, printed later

Allen Ginsberg

Peter Orlovsky in his mother's house, 1964, printed later

Non exposée · National Gallery of Art

Richard Baker Roshi whose teacher was Suzuki Roshi soon after he stepped down as Abbot of San Francisco Zen Center to found Santa Fé, N.M. & Crestone Colorado Zen Meditation Centers, and give transmission to Philip Whalen, Sensei. Here visiting apartment on East 12’th Street after return from East Europe where he’d taught zen sitting groups, we caught up on our samsaric adventures. Baker Roshi had hosted 1965 U.C. Berkeley Poets’ convocation, we’d remained friends, especially thru his kindness to poet Whalen whom he’d invited to S.F. Zen. Center. N.Y. Fall 1984., Allen Ginsberg, 1984, printed 1994

Allen Ginsberg

Richard Baker Roshi whose teacher was Suzuki Roshi soon after he stepped down as Abbot of San Francisco Zen Center to found Santa Fé, N.M. & Crestone Colorado Zen Meditation Centers, and give transmission to Philip Whalen, Sensei. Here visiting apartment on East 12’th Street after return from East Europe where he’d taught zen sitting groups, we caught up on our samsaric adventures. Baker Roshi had hosted 1965 U.C. Berkeley Poets’ convocation, we’d remained friends, especially thru his kindness to poet Whalen whom he’d invited to S.F. Zen. Center. N.Y. Fall 1984., 1984, printed 1994

Non exposée · National Gallery of Art

Father Pierre Riches at kitchen table December 4, 1992, Allen Ginsberg, 1992

Allen Ginsberg

Father Pierre Riches at kitchen table December 4, 1992, 1992

Non exposée · National Gallery of Art

Herbert E. Huncke age 69 retired from the street on methadone program, head tilted wise-eyed for wry conversation, about to say something charming, flattering or honest at the kitchen table New York March 1984., Allen Ginsberg, 1984

Allen Ginsberg

Herbert E. Huncke age 69 retired from the street on methadone program, head tilted wise-eyed for wry conversation, about to say something charming, flattering or honest at the kitchen table New York March 1984., 1984

Non exposée · National Gallery of Art

Jello Biafra (nee Eric Boucher) head of _Dead Kennedys_ rock band, visiting New York after obscenity trial (won by hung jury) over art illustrations to his "Frankenchrist" album. "Nazi Punks Fuck Off," "Too Drunk to Fuck," and "White Punks on Dope" were early underground hits late 1970's. He was on tour, lecturing on Reagan-era censorship moves, here "rebounding from the want-ads, surprised scrutinized by Candid surveillance camera," his briefcase open in small bedroom, pens clipped to strap, old backstage tour passes posted inside. Recovering from flu, late night tea, October 6, 1987., Allen Ginsberg, 1987

Allen Ginsberg

Jello Biafra (nee Eric Boucher) head of _Dead Kennedys_ rock band, visiting New York after obscenity trial (won by hung jury) over art illustrations to his "Frankenchrist" album. "Nazi Punks Fuck Off," "Too Drunk to Fuck," and "White Punks on Dope" were early underground hits late 1970's. He was on tour, lecturing on Reagan-era censorship moves, here "rebounding from the want-ads, surprised scrutinized by Candid surveillance camera," his briefcase open in small bedroom, pens clipped to strap, old backstage tour passes posted inside. Recovering from flu, late night tea, October 6, 1987., 1987

Non exposée · National Gallery of Art

Rene Ricard, outrageous faggot art critic, author _God with Revolver_ poems, visiting my apartment from his across the hall, same building E. 12 Street (his windows opposite my kitchen window here across courtyard). Two years later fire drove him out on the street hallucinating murder basements. July 29, 1986., Allen Ginsberg, 1986, printed 1991

Allen Ginsberg

Rene Ricard, outrageous faggot art critic, author _God with Revolver_ poems, visiting my apartment from his across the hall, same building E. 12 Street (his windows opposite my kitchen window here across courtyard). Two years later fire drove him out on the street hallucinating murder basements. July 29, 1986., 1986, printed 1991

Non exposée · National Gallery of Art

Ray Bremser, Jazz-bar sound-poetry genius, syncopating wow-sound word- / walloper, original N.Y. late-1950's Coffeshop bard with Kerouac & LeRoi Jones, his long-ago jail songs were noted by Bob Dylan in _The Times They are a Changin'_; at kitchen table March 15, 1987, he stayed over to read Poetry and teach my "Literary History of Beat Generation" Class Brooklyn College, come down from A.A. halfway house in Utica N.Y., rare trip to the Apple for survivor w/ big fine beard., Allen Ginsberg, 1987

Allen Ginsberg

Ray Bremser, Jazz-bar sound-poetry genius, syncopating wow-sound word- / walloper, original N.Y. late-1950's Coffeshop bard with Kerouac & LeRoi Jones, his long-ago jail songs were noted by Bob Dylan in _The Times They are a Changin'_; at kitchen table March 15, 1987, he stayed over to read Poetry and teach my "Literary History of Beat Generation" Class Brooklyn College, come down from A.A. halfway house in Utica N.Y., rare trip to the Apple for survivor w/ big fine beard., 1987

Non exposée · National Gallery of Art

Kitchen window later afternoon January 23, 1987, snow melted on the sill, I never met Bill Rizzo., Allen Ginsberg, 1987

Allen Ginsberg

Kitchen window later afternoon January 23, 1987, snow melted on the sill, I never met Bill Rizzo., 1987

Non exposée · National Gallery of Art