Dits et médits de Lily Pute. Sculpture Volume III: 86p-560p

Volume III: 86p-560p

Un des moments en est celui de l’écriture d’une lettre

compared with archaeological data

too long described as a "peasant painter

published in 1932

Dits et médits de Lily Pute. Sculpture Volume III: 86p-560p"The figure of Lily Pute, a mad virgin, lilial and libidinal, in love with herself and subject to the desire of others, was probably slumbering, like a precipitate of old concupiscences, in some recess of my subconscious, when, in 1983, Roland Snca sent me five or six untitled engravings intended to provoke spasms of imagination through a grapho poetic correspondence. The perception of forms which, in themselves, carried no other intention than that