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The De Loutherbourg Enigma.




The De Loutherbourg Enigma.





While this is not the De Loutherbourg I saw at the art dealer's, it is, like that one, a typical De Loutherbourg, all craggy rocks and roiled seas, a potboiler of the Sublime.

I went there, to the New York townhouse, during the spring break of my freshman year of college. Dad corresponded with the art dealer, since they had a shared interest in freaky, whack-job monarchical doings.

Having called first, I went over. After I rang the bell, the buzzer sounded, and I didn't realize I was supposed to just enter the house. I realized too late, and had to ring again. This time, I opened the door, and the art dealer was coming down the stairs to find out first hand who this stupid, stupid person might be.

You could tell that the house began its life in the 1860s. Instead of the original brownstone facade, with steps leading up to the first story, the building was encased in a grand brick neo-Georgian facade from the first half of the 20th century. The door was at ground level, so you went down a few old, institutional-looking marble steps before climbing the wooden staircase.

At the back of the first floor the art dealer had his office and research library. I glimpsed its creamy tans and browns and wood, modern but traditional. At the front of the floor was the grand salon, a room designed to impress clients. Much of the floor was covered in a reproduction Savonnerie rug in pretty pinks and creams and yellows. It kept bunching up at the edges. The sofas and chairs grouped upon it were, as I recalled, covered in chintz. The marble fireplace was in a Louis XIVth style and was bright lime green. It appeared to be real marble, not faux. There was an exceedingly low panelled dado (in red and black?) on the lower walls, only a foot or a foot-and-a-half high, in an elaborate Chinese-Chippendale design. Its low height emphasized the room's height. The walls were covered in dark blue silk dotted with gold medallions in the shape of the bee symbolic of the family of Napoeon Bonaparte.

As you entered the room, you saw on a side table to your right one or two beautiful Sevre biscuit figures. Another group sat upon the mantelpiece. Between the two front windows stood an exquisite, small 18th-century French desk. I think it was a bureau a cylindre, or something similar. There were some messy papers, indicating that it was an actual working desk, and there were the small sorts of beautiful bronze doodads that only rich people, usually well-born rich people, have. There was a company phone with little lights that lit up, the kind of phone used for communication from room to room in the houses of the rich. There was a pretty little gilt-bronze miniature carriage clock upon the desk.

To your left as you entered, the huge De Loutherbourg sat upon black "display blocks."

I talked with the art dealer, a phony, horrible person who had been a Westminster boy. He was the sort of person who truly hates and feels contempt for the poor, an unreconstructed snob.

His beautiful assistant entered. He has had other beautiful art historians on his staff since then, but I think she was his first. She was obviously well born, the sort of young woman of 25-35 who dresses in the style of a rich, elderly high-society matron. She probably wore a tight cream-colored skirt and a filmy white blouse upon her hourglass figure, but you just knew that she would never hesitate from wearing some boxy, gristly Chanel suit. Her dark brown hair may have tumbled lushly down to her shoulders, but you just knew that she would happily pile it up upon her head in a finishing-school rich-girl helmet-hair bouffant bun. She could have been a high society prostitute, the kind that is so high-class that she doesn't look like a prostitute, and greets kings and princes as equals at polo matches.

She was laughing her sparkling laugh. For a man had arrived at the townhouse with a photograph of a painting he was interested in selling. Laughing, she waved a photograph at the art dealer. There was what appeared to be the same De Loutherbourg that sat in the salon. The art dealer, too, was amused, and had the man ushered upstairs.

The aging Italian man, in his 60s, was dumbstruck once he saw the painting. He had been so proud of his find. What was this? How could this be? The art dealer explained that De Loutherbourg had been a master at creating mechanical reproductions of his paintings, using a system or technique of his own that had since been lost.

I suppose the art dealer was entirely correct, or else De Loutherbourg used the method devised by Francis Eginton, applied either to paper and then canvas, or else straight to canvas. Anyway, the works are often nearly impossible to tell from the real thing.

Before I left, the art dealer showed me some of his beautiful stock of paintings in the ground-floor galleries, including an important small- or medium-sized Francois Boucher. As I left the salon and we went downstair











28/365 Dressing up




28/365 Dressing up





28/365 thursday
today i had to dress up for a mock court case for government class. as in we have to pretend were like going to court session. the court case was about me ( THE HOMELESS PERSON) is suing a homeless shelter because they threw my duffel bag full of priceless posessions and also some shitty clothes. i was arrested by the police cus i pee on the wall and i was in jail for three weeks. and when i came back to the shelter, my shit was gone. so im suing the homeless shelter-parker's place- for $4 million. HAA it was like i was worth nothing, and now i am worth less. i read that off the article thingy. Cornell Curry v. Parker's Place
and omg so like im the only homeless dude suing and they called me up to ask me ques cus we can make shiz up to refute and stuff and they asked me questions and said things about me, where i was, and OMG in the bag they threw away, it had like valuables, like $4,000 ring, $5,000 gold watch and money and there like if u had that shit why didnt u go to a dam hotel and i was like ummm yea. jk they didnt really cuss. and the judge was really good too. she was a legit judge. lolz hopefully the defendants dont read this and use it. shhh. lol and if he had that shit why did he sell it for money. -__- DUH

and we were suppose to dress to the theme. and so i was the hobo. so i thought i had to dress like a freaking hobo. and if i was, i would of worn sweats and a flannel. but even hobo's have to dress nice to go to court or something. so i wore this! :D hehehhehhehee. stripped blue dress shirt. GREY TIE. grey cardigan. black slacks. black dress shoes. HA. hobo's dont look this nice. ROFL hahah yeaaaaaa

AND i tried throwing a tie to catch it in mid air, and it was suppa hard. Ties are like weaksauce and weightless and it doesnt even swirl or nothing. its just a long flat rope. it doesnt even make ruffle shaped things. that would of been cool. but NOOO.
-the court case continues tomorrow. i better get my $4 million lol!









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