Saul Bolasni, UNTITLED, 1959
The Saul Bolasni painting is in the collection of the Leslie-Lohman Museum of Gay and Lesbian Art.
Postscript
The characters in Cousin Bette might have required books and flowers, but what the author himself lived on was coffee. Honoré Balzac drank up to fifty cups of it per day, dying of caffeine poisoning at the age of fifty-one. However, his highly caffeinated state enabled him to publish over one hundred major works in just twenty-one years.
The characters in Cousin Bette might have required books and flowers, but what the author himself lived on was coffee. Honoré Balzac drank up to fifty cups of it per day, dying of caffeine poisoning at the age of fifty-one. However, his highly caffeinated state enabled him to publish over one hundred major works in just twenty-one years.
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