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Friday 18 September, 2026

What’s missing

Arles, August, 2026

I’m pedantic about apostrophes, so of course this struck me. And since it generally indicates that a word is contracted, I wondered how the owners of the café came up with the name. But then I looke...

4 days ago
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Wednesday 16 September, 2026

Hope springs eternal

We’re in Provence, in a village that had been threatened by the wildfires. One morning we walked up to what I’m calling the “burned treeline” for want of a better term. On a road that had served as a fire-break, the...

6 days ago
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Monday 14 September, 2026

Modernists

I love the paintings of Edward Hopper. One of my favourite works of his is Nighthawks, which shows three customers at an all-night diner sitting at the counter opposite a server, each appearing to be lost in thought and dis...

8 days ago
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Friday 11 September, 2026

The moment

This photo was taken by Robert Clark from the window of his studio in Brooklyn.


Quote of the Day

“At most 5,000 vehicles will be built. Because there are not more chauffeurs to drive them”.

  • Gottlieb Dai...
11 days ago
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Wednesday 9 September, 2026

Place de la République

Striking new artwork celebrating a lovely local village square.


Quote of the Day

Susan Sontag once observed that “great writers are either husbands or lovers”. Husbands, in her telling, are relia...

13 days ago
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