December 2, 1891 Untermhaus, Germany July 25 , 1969Singen, Germany Otto Dix, (born December 2, 1891, Untermhaus, Thuringia, Germany died July 25 , 1969 Singen, Baden-Württemberg, Germany [then West Germany]), German painter and engraver who mixed compassion and Expressionist despair to create works harshly critical of society.
It will also chronicle the bumps along the way, like his early years, when his work was harshly criticized as vulgar and empty.
That the stunt was so enthusiastically received made me think that I was judging the work too harshly, and it was only a few minutes old, so I relaxed and awaited the rest.
We can see in these pages that Miss Moore judged some of her own work too harshly, but the real illuminating lesson of this book is the way it traces how she grew into one of America's defining poetic voices.Miss Moore was born in St Louis, Missouri in 1887, though none of her poems gives you much hint as to that fact she was not given to autobiographical musings.
Xu Bing shared a studio with Ai Weiwei at one point, and both artists' work were harshly criticized by the Chinese government after the Tiananmen Square Protests.
His treatise The Chess-Player's Manual A Complete Guide to Chess, a 900-page tome published in 1874 after several years of work, was harshly received by the critics, largely because he had included a number of informal skittles games that he had (atypically) won against stronger players.
BEIJING — A Chinese journalist and documentary filmmaker whose work has been harshly critical of life in China was released on bail Monday after spending five weeks in a Beijing jail.
Robert Frank, whose book "The Americans" (1958) treated subjects akin to many in the older photographer's work, put it harshly but justly: "He traveled all over the goddamned world, and you never felt that he was moved by something that was happening other than the beauty of it, or just the composition".
Although a few readers such as Jefferson and other Rational Dissenters approved of the work, it was harshly reviewed because of its extreme theological positions, particularly its rejection of the Trinity.
Building a career or a life with someone that continues to fuel your passion is unbelievably fulfilling, but can simultaneously be painful as your heart or work can be harshly judged by others.
Mr. Cheney is actively shopping a memoir about his life in politics and service in four presidential administrations, a work that would add to what is already an unusually dense collection of post-Bush-presidency memoirs that will offer a collective rebuttal to the many harshly critical works released while the writers were in office and beyond.
