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I look at his work and feel love. What a great guy. Such depth, breadth and sensitivity. Forget collecting art. I think I'd rather collect artists. And he was
by swayvil 3y ago
I look at his work and feel love. What a great guy. Such depth, breadth and sensitivity.
Forget collecting art. I think I'd rather collect artists.
And he was a theosophist!
- diaphanous 3y agoI believe he was also the person who first got P.D. Ouspensky published in English. Edit: yes - he produced the first English translation of Ouspensky as early as 1919. Ouspensky was a refugee in Constantinople, had no idea the translation had come out, and Bradgon had no idea where he was. Eventually he found him and sent him a royalty check and this led to Ouspensky's emigrating to England.
- rebuilder 3y agoIt’s funny, I found the images somehow quite unsettling. Maybe it’s just that they look like drawings associated with magical work. Which, reading the comments here, they might be.