Women in the life of geniuses

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Сообщение от Munch

But even the portrait of Eva "Brooch" (such a feeling-lyrical female image) Munch gave no one in the form of an imprint, and brought the stone to her hotel and put under the door of her room and left an ambiguous note: "Here stone that fell from my soul ".

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Сообщение от Artem

Sorry, today struck at Velazquez.
The topic. Teacher Velazquez-Pacheco marries him, then still quite young, his daughter Juana de Miranda. It will silently accompany him all his life, and Velasquez himself never come into his head to go in search of another "eternal feminine." Juan de Miranda died in the same room as her husband, a week after his death!

Unfortunately, not always work out so idyllic.
For example, in 1705 Bach walked 450 miles from Arnstadt, where he lived at that time, to Lübeck to learn about the most famous musician in Germany, Dietrich Buxtehude. After listening to Bach, he was delighted and offered him the post of organist at Lubeck. The only condition was - to marry the daughter of Buxtehude. But Bach refused and immediately utek from Lubeck
However, Matteson and Handel also responded to the proposal Buxtehude intermarry firm refusal.
Unfortunately we did not reach to any portrait of a daughter, so no one knows why she drew all the applicants (for the post of organist, of course) in the stampede.

This Salome you were looking for, ladies?