Gerontion






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Title: Signs
Artist: Samij Datta
Medium: Mixed media on paper

Gerontion

“Thou hast nor youth or age

But as it were an after dinner sleep

Dreaming of both.

HERE I am, an old man in a dry month,

Being read to by a boy, waiting for rain.

…………………………………………

Thoughts of a dry brain in a dry season”- T S Eliot

Description: The painting is based on the T S Eliot’s poem Gerontion.

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comments from around the world
	"Very interesting to see the engagement with Baudelaire and fin-de-siecle modernism". Best Wishes - Prof Robert Hampson FEA, FRSA, Head of Dept of English, Royal Holloway, University of London

comments from around the world
	"The art project looks very interesting- good luck with it"!- Dr Matthew Beaumont, Dept of English, University College London

comments from around the world
	"A novel and highly useful project".- Dr M S Thimmappa, Ex-Vice Chancellor, Bangalore University & Educationist.

comments from around the world
	"I took a look at some of Datta's work, very appealing. I convey my enthusiasm for critical projects that engage with French symbolism. Best of luck". - MS Emily Apter, Professor of French Literature, Dept of French, New York University

comments from around the world

“Charles Baudelaire - a legendary name, Extensively travelled, all thru' the bad lairs of the social system poetically. So that societal problems so exposed can get transformed with the light of 'its' awareness ....... Which Sri Samij Datta articulated aesthetically with his innovative and intuitive efforts helping that awareness to evolute into required conciousness of Wisdom enmasse.........." Mr Amit Kumar Guha Niyogi, Assistant Manager, Reserve Bank of India

comments from around the world
	"I like your work; it's an interesting reinterpretation of XIX Century Themes" -Jean-Marie Apostolidès, Professor of French, Stanford University.

comments from around the world
	"The work looks interesting, and I think interdisciplinary shows are a good idea and very much in l'air du temps".- MS Heidi Ellison, Editor & Art Critic, Paris Update

comments from around the world
	"The Baudelaire portrait is a powerful drawing with a strong impression! The black-and-white paint decision is perfect selected for the portrait. The face shows the real life with the ups and downs and special focus on the accentuated eyes gives a viewer the key to the inner life. A impressive work from Samij Datta.", - Ellen Sommer, MaaEarth Business & Art, Kehl/Germany.