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  1. ‘Il y a’ poème par Guillaume Apollinaire
  2. Eugene Field: At the Door
  3. J.H. Leopold: Ik ben een zwerver overal
  4. My window pane is broken by Lesbia Harford
  5. Van Gogh: Poets and Lovers in The National Gallery London
  6. Eugene Field: The Advertiser
  7. CROSSING BORDER – International Literature & Music Festival The Hague
  8. Expositie Adya en Otto van Rees in het Stedelijk Museum Schiedam
  9. Machinist’s Song by Lesbia Harford
  10. “Art says things that history cannot”: Beatriz González in De Pont Museum
  11. Georg Trakl: Nähe des Todes
  12. W.B. Yeats: Song of the Old Mother
  13. Bert Bevers: Großstadtstraße
  14. Lesbia Harford: I was sad
  15. I Shall not Care by Sara Teasdale
  16. Bert Bevers: Bahnhofshalle
  17. Guillaume Apollinaire: Aubade chantée à Laetare l’an passé
  18. Oscar Wilde: Symphony In Yellow
  19. That Librarian: The Fight Against Book Banning in America by Amanda Jones
  20. When You Are Old and grey by William Butler Yeats
  21. Katy Hessel: The Story of Art without Men
  22. Alice Loxton: Eighteen. A History of Britain in 18 Young Lives
  23. Oscar Wilde: Ballade De Marguerite
  24. Anita Berber: Kokain
  25. Arthur Rimbaud: Bannières de mai
  26. Algernon Charles Swinburne: The Complaint of Lisa
  27. The Revelation by Coventry Patmore
  28. Guillaume Apollinaire: Annie
  29. Oscar Wilde: The Garden of Eros
  30. The Song of the Wreck by Charles Dickens
  31. Guillaume Apollinaire: Poème 1909
  32. There was an Old Man with a Beard by Edward Lear
  33. Modern Love: XXIX by George Meredith
  34. Insomnia by Dante Gabriel Rossetti
  35. Arthur Rimbaud: Départ

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► Website:  Museum of Lost Concepts, curated by Jef van kempen

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