gertrude

Finally, is Ginsberg really in the white middlebrow canon - and is Gertrude Stein as important as assumed.

Founded in December of 2012 and based in New York City, Gertrude is the world's network for art events.

We are redefining the art Salon for the 21st Century, like Gertrude Stein did for her time.

I suspect dfc refers in part to famous expats like Gertrude Stein, Henry James, and John Singer Sargent?

Every time I go to BuzzFeed (every few months or so) I feel like Gertrude Stein visiting Oakland.

The couple married in 1927, after waiting three years until Gertrude turned 18.

The second link (skeptics dictionary) quotes: The expression dates back to 1942 and Gertrude Schmeidler, a professor of psychology at City University of New York.

That link includes a picture of John and Gertrude Janeway.

> From a remark by Gertrude Stein in Everybody's Autobiography (1937), concerning the fact that her childhood home in Oakland, California, no longer existed.

Fun fact: my wife and I stayed in the Gertrude Stein room the American Club in Kohler, WI, and is the only reason I know who she is and clicked on this post.

Instead of using technology to commodify art via an online marketplace, I am more interested in using technology to match collectors and artists so they can meet at intimate, real life one-hour events (we call them Salons, like one by Gertrude Stein).

I don’t want to go to the parties.” I started Gertrude (www.gertrude.co) a few months ago in NYC exactly on this thought.

> The phrase echoes Gertrude Stein’s famous line about Oakland: “There’s no there there”, which meant a place had no substance or significance.

I haven’t read much of Gertrude Stein, but I often think of her brilliantly eccentric essay on punctuation[0], and especially her musings on the nature of the semicolon, whose crux is: “They are more powerful more imposing more pretentious than a comma but they are a comma all the same.

Gertrude Stein and Ernest Hemingway are two of the most famous of the American expat community in inter-war Europe.

I've just been travelling through Singapore and was astonished to come across young women named Agnes and Gertrude.

Gertrude was engaged to him, later married him, and his mother raised the child.