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Wed Nov 22, 00
Anton: I enjoyed your website and pictures of your journey on the camino de santiago.
I am an artist also, and walked from Chartres Cathedral, France, to Santiago in spring 1995.
Since then I have met and heard from several artists who have found material along the way.
It would be very interesting to see more of your book of paintings.
I hope to be back on the camino walking with a friend,
making more drawings next May. We will begin at Roncesvalles.
Your photographs also were very interesting despite the rainy weather.
Thank you for making the web-site and I look forward to more in the future.
John O'Henly (ultreyaj@home.com) London, Ontario, Canada.
Mon Nov 20, 00
Subject: Camino de Santiago
Hello dear Anton, the way of St James is not only the days you spend on the way,
it is also the preparation and the finishing once you are back home,
and perhaps it'll never finish.
As I can see the way has given you a lot of inspiration.
This is also the case for me and Johan.
May'be you remember when we met in front of the closed door of the cathedral
in Leon.
Later on that day (you did 40 km of which in the evening several in the rain)
we met again in the restaurant in Villadangos del Paromo onTuesday the 19/9.
I like your artwork very much and the book made on your trip to Santiago de Compostela, congratulations.
All the best to you and I hope we'll have the chance once to meet again.
Gavel Thierry (Thierry.Gavel@UCB-Group.com)
Intern www.films.ucb-group.com
Mon Nov 13, 00
Do you remember us? the English couple on bicycles who were camping.
You met with us between Sahagun & El Burgo Raneros, on the "Real Camino Frances",
(the boring long, straight, grey gravel path on the high plains!)
We have just looked at your web site & were pleased to know that you had completed the Camino.
We often thought about your pushchair, while we were negotiating some of the
more difficult parts,
on our bikes. We arrived in Santiago on the 25th September,
& found the whole journey & especially the Statue of St James, very moving.
The "Pilgrims Mass" was certainly something we will never forget.
Shirley is currently writing a diary of our trip, which is rapidly turning into a book -
there is so much to write. Like you, we met so many interesting people along the way.
Do send us an e-mail if you ever come to Bath,
Congratulations from Shirley & Ken Cookes (cookes@stadstones.fsnet.co.uk)
Wed Nov 8, 00
I wish I was in sunny Arizona...
Wouldn't it be nice to be somewhere so sunny and hot -
the snow has just recently begun to fly and it's cold here in Calgary...
Thanks for inviting me to your website - it's really fun in there.
I absolutely love the bronze spheres!
And Anton, I wouldn't be surprised if Yosh starts making a new door
for their house - he thought yours was so amazing!
Jenny (jennchic72@hotmail.com)
Mon Nov 6, 00
About the Camino de Santiago...
Will love to see this finished book. I remember your description
of making the paper for it and find the whole thing fascinating.
In fact, you both are so talented, I'm in awe of how you both have
used your skills and talents to produce such wonderful works of art.
And the pictures you've taken of such great artists --
many of them are gone, which makes your pictures priceless.
Chris Castillo (cgj@u.arizona.edu)
AZ Department of Education
1535 W. Jefferson, Phoenix AZ 85007
Fri Nov 3, 00
Hi Dagmar
I found the slip of paper with your URL buried in my brief case.
We met on the plane back from DC about a month ago -
How did Anton's trek go?
Great job on your first ever attempt of a website!!!!
Hope all goes well for you both.
Chris Castillo (ccastil@mail1.ade.state.az.us)
AZ Department of Education, Phoenix AZ 85007
Fri 27 Oct 2000
Lieber Anton und Ehefrau -in unbekannter Weise-,
herzliche Grüsse aus Sachsen/Germany senden euch Heiko und Romy.
Wir haben uns in der Pilgerherberge in Sahagun sehr nett unterhalten.
Vor ein paar Tagen habe ich deine Internet-Seite besucht und bin
gefesselt von deinen Bildern.
"Agave" ist nicht nur ein Bild, es ist ein Lebenzyklus...
die Sonnenblumen bringen Farbe in die grauen Herbstage...
Ich werde noch öfter herein schauen.
Für deine tägliche Arbeit unaufhörliche Energie und nimmer endende inspiration!
Heiko und Romy (worthCOM@online.de)
Wed Oct 25, 00
We originally bought 2 of your small color lithographs in 1976,
(in Albany NY) as we loved them immediately and they were affordable.
One is "Leaf Trap", and the other is similar, but the name has fallen off.
We were newly married and didn't have much.
In 1986 I was looking at a large lithograph at a small frame shop near Dallas
TX
and of course, I noticed right away that it was your work.
What a pleasant surprise, and I gave it to my husband for his birthday.
I have no idea of the name, but it is in a similar style as Leaf Trap,
it has 3 what I think of as door keys in the middle, lots of vines,
trees, etc, and architectural details. Oh well, how do you describe your work?
You just look at it and imagine. I snapped it up right away.
We've had them on our wall all this time, and we will never get tired of them.
I don't know what made me look you up on the web, but I did.
How nice to find your web site and see that you are still creating your wonderful work.
Susan Paradis (parafam@home.com)
Sat Oct 21, 00
Lieber Toni,
"mein" Rilke schreibt über den Künstler:
"Der Gewinn der Kunst ist einzig die wachsende Klarheit seines Lebens,
der Weg zu sich selbst."
Alles Gute,
Dein Stephan (sb@agatex.at)
Tue Oct 17 2000
pictures wanted ... and some for the gift shop ... signed of course!
Great meeting you Dagmar ... and I started getting through your site ...
it is really cool ... and very nicely flowing ...
please let me know if we can put some of your and Anton's work in the gift
shop too ...
i'll be ready whenever you are ...
bye
tom ("Thomas", ArtIsLife@ArtIsLife.com)
Mon Oct 9, 2000
Thank you for the "Willkommen im Netz" message
your site is fabulous...
you've become quite the webmaster havn't you!
You should be very proud of yourself,
I love your style Dagmar.
I hope someday soon we can meet in person again.
Come to San Francisco, you've got the wings and handsome pilot!!
Love, Monalisa (monalisae@dellnet.com)
FRI, Oct 5, 2000
Dag,
I looked at the Camino site, http://www.flash.net/~akstudio/camino.thml
It would help to tell the visitors early on where that place is.
Because it said Santiago I thought it was in Chile!
Only after reading it again did I find a reference to Spain
hidden somewhere in the text.
Other than that, I've enjoyed it very much. Keep up the good work!
Love, Spue -- "Hans J. Spurkel" (hjspurkel@earthlink.net)
Wed, 4 Oct 2000
!WOW!
Anton's new sculpture's are amazing, beautiful -- both ancient and modern
When can we see them up close?
Paul
fisher (skye@dakotacom.net)
have a wee look @ http://www.dakotacom.net/~skye
Mon Sep 25, 2000
Re: 2001 sculpture park exhibits?
Anton,
I accessed your website and was impressed.
First with the quality and range of your work; second, with your site.
It is very pleasing and inviting.
Monarch is a young facility. We work on a very limited budget,
but we are accomplishing a great deal. If you are interested in showing
a piece of work here, we would be delighted.
Anytime you plan to be in the area, do come visit.
Myrna Orsini (monarch@telisphere.com)
Wed Sep 6 2000
Hello,
I just came across your web site and I love it.
My first piece of fine art was a lithograph by Anton Krajnc
from the Original Print Collectors Group
(it has an egyptian scene, I cant remember its title).
I am interested in acquiring another print. Please send me any information
about available prints and how to purchase them.
Thanks
Dr. Alan Sori (sori@sjhmc.org)
Mon Sep 4, 2000
I currently have about 20 of Anton's lithographs that I accumulated
in the late '70s and early '80s and I would like to add to the collection.
I always treasured his lithographs because each time you looked at them
you saw something new. It is a bit like listening to Bach.
It is always different.
Adrian Piccolo (aapiccolo@worldnet.att.net)
Mon Aug 28, 00
Gentilissimo,
Avevo letto nel giornale della mostra e mi ero ripromesso di venirla a trovare
ma impegni particolarmente importanti mi hanno tenuta legata in Urbino.
Le invio i migliori saluti nella speranza di poterla incontrare
per una altra sua mostra magari ancora ad Urbino.
Giovanna Giomaro e Gabriele (g.giomaro@uniurb.it)
Sat Aug 12, 00
RE: Chapel Frescoes
I have just discovered your wonderful web site and wanted to tell you
how impressed and inspired I am by the Chapel Frescoes in the Castle Bernau....
Simply enchanting!
Warm regards,
Michele LaFlamme (MicheleLaFlamme@aol.com), Narragansett, Rhode Island, USA
Wed Aug 2, 2000
Subject: frescoes
Hello!
I am involved in a homeschool co-op this fall.
We will be studying ancient Rome.
Would you by chance be able to offer some advice
about making a simplified version of frescoes with Kindergartners?
I enjoyed your webpage. Keep up the good (incredible) work!
Flatbarbie@aol.com
Mon Jul 31, 2000
greetings from Ohio/Bad Goisern
Wonderful your homepage!!!!!!!!
Here is mine: www.goiserer.hpage.net
Schauen Sie es sich einmal an und viel Spass beim Ausflug ins Salzkammergut.
Liebe Gruesse
Franz kienesberger "josh" (joshw@worldshare.net)
Tues, July 4, 2000
Ina's Karin just forwarded your message about the new sculptures -
I am blown away, as always when I see Anton's work.
So now I am a subscriber to your news flashes!
I have been following your life and career secondhand,
first through my mother and now through Ina.
And I always hoped for a chance meeting. So far it never happened.
Maybe you come this way in the future - we have a small Bed and Breakfast
here at the Northern border of Utah on beautiful Bear Lake and,
of course, you are always more than welcome!
Ina once sent me one of Anton's calendars -
unfortunately it got swiped in the mail! I was untröstlich for weeks.
I will be watching for new works - maybe someday I will be able to afford one or two.
Liebe Grüsse
Peter (slonek@dcdi.net)
Sun, June 25, 2000
things here in Vancouver are beautiful.
the weather has been great all weekend and the garden is full of flowers.
the butterflies love blue so they are happy,
the hummingbirds love red so they are happy
and the chickadees are always happy anyway.
i love working out in the garden with the birds and dfer ("D for Dog"!)
who has finally accepted the birds as friends, my idea of heaven.
sandi teramura (sandroski@hotmail.com)
Tue, 20 Jun 2000
Gegroet, Dagmar. Your site is interesting. I did already visit it some time ago
and I always like what you have to say. You're alright Dagmar,
and that Anton is lucky to have such a devoted wife!
Why is it always the male-artists that have those loving wives,
that are totally committed to their work and manage to handle the rest of those tedious things?
(Lisa also talked about promoting her husbands work and haven't there
been numerous examples in the past? Elaine de Kooning for one. )
Isn't it bloody hot in your place right now (wasn't it Arizona?)
It sounded like a wonderful place like you discribed it, with drumparties,
starry nights and bonfires...
Well, gotta dash for now, Sunday will be the opening of my exhibition.
By the way , I just had a new website 'opened', made by my
boyfriend.
The adress is www.dekunstenaar.nl
groetjes (with Happiness around the edges!)
ermine poort (ermine@ermine.demon.nl)
ps By the way, I loved the
studio with the plane
that's truly wonderful, you lucky Anton you! :-)
Tuesday, June 06, 2000
Il vostro sito mi piace!!!
cIAO dAGMA,
BELLO IL SITO - LO HAI PREPARATO TU?
sAI CHE ANCH'IO FACCIO QUESTO LAVORO?
cIAO...
sTEPHEN... (k8.s0.gercur@iol.it)
Thu May 25, 2000
Bella, la copertina del libro "PDU-1"!
avrei riconosciuto la mano di anton senza saperlo.
e allora ti confesso che avevo pensato di chiedervi se anton voleva fare
la copertina del mio ultimo libro. poi non ho voluto caricare l'artista
di un impegno ulteriore o della sgradevole incombenza di dirmi di no.
ho scelto alla fine una raffigurazione di marco aurelio a cavallo
(hai presente la statua del quirinale a roma?) da un manoscritto del cinquecento.
ma prima o poi trovero' il coraggio di chiedere ad anton una copertina
per un volume futuro.
ci vediamo in luglio!
Ulrico (ulricoagnati@libero.it)
Sat May 20, 2000
"PDU-1" is being published in hardcover this month!
will let you know when it is available. Meanwhile,
Anton's cover art and illustrations are on the web:
http://www.fepco.com/PDU-1.htm
(and this just resurfaced from May 2, 1999, still valid)
Dagmar,
I swung by your site, and it just keeps getting bigger and better.
Every time I see that comment where you were too old to learn
something like html and web site design I get a good laugh --
or at least a snort at the attitudes some folks have. :)
A friend of mine who took a look at your site noticed the same thing,
and made the same comment.
World is full of folks who choose to limit themselves,
and in so doing expect everyone else to be limited too.
Fred (ckadmin@fepco.com)
Tue May 16 2000
I am so happy I found your web page. I bought an artists proof
of a print called "Dreams of Magic" in 1986, the small gallery had no
information on the artist, all I had to go on was your signature.
Your signature is better than physicians, but, forgive me, not a lot better.
I have been searching the internet for information on an artist
about whom I knew only that his last name began with "Kra".
After seeing your signature on the web site and reviewing your work
there
I believe you are the artist who created Dreams of Magic.
It graces my law office, a small wondrous window onto an ever changing world,
in an otherwise relatively bleak environment.
I paid for it with my rent money and was happy to do so.
Thank you for creating your art.
Teresa James, Terri (teajaae@prodigy.net)
Thu, 11 May 2000
Hi Dagmar,
Your website came up as I was doing a search to find Intertopics -
so from you I learned they're in Hamburg. Can you tell me how to reach them?
I'm trying to track down some old photos of Maria Callas which give them as the source.
I'd really appreciate any help you can give.
By the way I enjoyed visiting your site!
Best - Mary McClean at Random House in NYC (MMcClean@randomhouse.com)
Wed, 10 May 2000,
gerade habe ich eure Webside gelesen!!!
GRATULIERE........
hast Du SEHR gut gemacht! Beeindruckend.
Mein Gott,wird das dauern, bis ich einmal soweit sein werde......
Fuer mich ist das natuerlich noch voelliges Neuland
Tausend Busserln
Susi (HSO9GP@aol.com)
May 1, 2000
Mr. Krajnc,
I have acquired several of your pieces from a collector friend of mine
in Houston,TX. I have enjoyed your work from the moment he first
showed it to me. I was hooked immediately. If you have time,
I would like to learn more about the pieces in my collection.
I have put an "album" here:
http://albums.photopoint.com/j/AlbumIndex?u=562155&a=4109919
I will be happy to put a link to your site from the album.
I am also working on a website, and will place another link there.
You did a wonderful job on your website. It is very easy to navigate,
and the selection of pieces on display is excellent.
I think Passages and Threshold are absolutely stunning.
Will you be travelling to the Northeast this coming year?
It would be great to see one of your shows and meet you in person.
Keith Blume (KBlume@Arch.com)
Subject: Tue, 04 Apr 2000
OH MY!!!!!!!!!
How I love Anton's works! They are just TOOOO Gorgeous. The castle was incredible!
I haven't gone to all the web sites, I am at work, but I can't wait
to spend some time really looking at it all with my NEW FIANCE!
Keep sending Anton's work over the internet.....I can always dream on it!
One day, I will fill my new home with it....I just know!
Love, Dawn (Aspirehope@aol.com)
Wed, 29 Mar 2000
Hello Dagmar,
I found your web site through Infoseek search of "AKstudio".
Whoever did your links and metatags did a good job.
I enjoyed your sight and support the awards your earned for your web work:
It was attractive and easy to
use. Well Done.
Warmest,
Mattias (lhfarm@compuserve.com)
Tue, 28 Mar 2000
your work and background are impressive ...
any chance we can brag a little about you and your work
when we soft launch Art Is Life in about 30 days ???
would you consider being involved in some manner
besides our displaying some of your work
and referring inquiries and traffic to your website ???
by the way, who does your web work???
tom, Thomas A. Cifelli (irrationalman@msn.com)
Wed, 22 Mar 2000
Hi Dagmar.
This is John from Meineke Discount Mufflers,
we fixed your car on 3/8 and talked about your husband's work
and I said I would look for the site.
Great Job displaying such fine art work.
I had always wanted to pursue art and did some.
John (ArizonaLeo@aol.com)
Thu, 16 Mar 2000
I just browsed your updated web-pages.
Those sculptures look great;
it seems that Anton got a handle on the kiln firing process!
Cheers,
Christian S. Jensen (csj@cs.auc.dk)
Fri, 10 Mar
Thanks for emailing me and inviting me to your page.
your work is lovely!
i'll continue to surf thru your pages.
Peace,
bobbi (ladybear@snowcrest.net)
Fri, 10 Mar 2000
Hi there,
Just wanted to let you know I really liked your site
and added a link to "Small Planes, Big Art", here:
www.airporthomes.com
Thanks,
Michele (michele_chambre@mindspring.com)
Wed, 8 Mar 00
Hi,
I recently joined ABB and though I live in Oracle, exhibit a lot in Tucson.
I like the work on your website very much!
I am currently exhibiting at Dinnerware Gallery .
We have an opening March 19th. Hope to see you there.
Scarlett (scarlettaz@THERIVER.COM)
http://ScarlettDecker.homestaed.com
Sat, 4 Mar 00
Dear Anton,
Would you be interested in having your art used to illustrate works of
literature--
poetry, fiction, and creative non-fiction?
Your work would be linked back to a bio or artist's statement page,
which would in turn be linked back to your own site.
Please visit my on-line magazine, Aileron,
and see if your work would be appropriate there.
Best wishes,
Ed Buffaloe, Editor (EdB@unblinkingeye.com)
http://unblinkingeye.com/Poetry/Aileron/aileron.html
Sat, 04 Mar 00
Anton and Dagmar,
I was so excited when I found your web site.
It was great to see some of your other works, absolutely beautiful!
I had purchased one of your prints, "Broadway", back in 1982
and I still find images in it that I have never seen before.
I'm glad to see that you are alive and well and still living your
dream.
It is definitely an inspiration to all of us would-be or
could-be artists.
Best wishes and warmest regards.
Sincerely,
Andrew Bisaccia (gngb@impop.bellatlantic.net)
Wed, 01 Mar 2000
Dear Dagmar,
Thank you for your e-mail to the Kyoto National Museum.
We are happy that you have linked us to your site.
We are always looking to ways in improving our page
and increasing our readership, so we welcome your link to us.
I visited your website and the works of Anton Krajnc are impressive.
Thank you again for linking us and for taking the time to write.
Yours sincerely,
Anonymous
(honoring the request made in May 2005, I have removed all personal identification)
But since we were very happy to receive this comment five years ago,
I am leaving it intact, while noting that it does not constitute
an offical endorsement by the Kyoto National Museum.
(http://www.kyohaku.go.jp/)
Wed, 16 Feb 2000
greetings!
Hello Anton,
I enjoyed looking through your website.
It is one of the best I have seen.
Good luck as you persue sculpture...
Rosemary Luckett, (painter, collagist, sculptor) (rluckett@crosslink.net)
Thu, 10 Feb 2000
The web pages re the kiln and sculpture are great.....
what a special winter solstice celebration.
Carole Raimondi (craimondi1@earthlink.net)
Date: Wed, 09 Feb 2000
Thank you so much for helping us to promote the book
"DREAMS 1900-2000" and putting a link on your
Projects-page.
The information is fine and your site is great.
thanks again,
jackie Hogan (hogan@binghamton.edu)
Mon, 07 Feb 2000
My father liked the latest jokes,
and he seems to be doing quite a bit better, for now anyway.
We got him to the computer room in the place where he lives,
by telling him he could see some of Anton's new work.
He wouldn't actually play with the computer himself,
but was very interested in your website, and in the paintings,
lithos, and sculpture, which we printed out for him -
to look at and read the text. He's having some trouble with his eyes,
and the screen drives him crazy after a while, so it is easier for him
to look at the printouts. It's wonderful that you keep in touch,
Alan and I enjoy the communications too, and looking at the work.
Lin Klein (lvklein@vet.upenn.edu)
Sun, 30 Jan 2000
my City is called Bielefeld in the north part of Germany
I think that you have much fun to see the very beautiful Nature on our World
and it's also very nice when there is someone who can paint so very nice as you
it is like medicin for your head
all the best to you and yours, frank (DL8YHRFRANK@aol.com)
Sat, 29 Jan 2000
Terrific. Thanks for inviting me to your pages.
An eyeful and most impressive. Great Design.
Wonderful contribution to the World Wide Web.
I am much impressed. I am awarding your site the Cyber Excellence Award.
Ernest Slyman (Ernest_Slyman@worldnet.att.net)
Tue, 25 Jan 2000
You have made an attractive, informative, easy to access and inspiring web page.
Well done and thanks for placing it on the WWW.
Richard J Gibbs (rjgibbs@netspace.net.au)
Sun, 23 Jan 2000
Wonderful being invited into Anton's studio and seeing a really good artist at work.
I lived in Santa Fe so long I thought I'd never see a real artist again.
My dog Bill loved his ride home- he thanks you.
Judy (Skyelav@aol.com)
Fri, 21 Jan 2000 22:56:43 -0700
Great site.
Thanks,
Michael Lee (mmtort@azstarnet.com)
14 Jan 2000
Jack and I finally got a chance to take a quick look at your new guestbook.......
and, thank you for the great top billing......I am greatly honored....
to be included on your website and to have you share the photo
with the artists and art lovers of the world,
and especially my being included with the magnificent creativity represented
by yours and Toni's most remarkable genius! Thank you for the compliment!
I treasure your kindness and YOU BOTH!
Lita :)
Fri, 14 Jan 2000
I liked reading Eliza's poem. I am glad I found it at this site.
I took some time out of my hectic day and was looking at galleries on the net.
Thanks for putting it on the site.
jim hajicek, spectra colorproofing (cadblue@earthlink.net)
Sat, 08 Jan 2000
Anton, I love the spheres.
Another interpretation, springing
from the nature of our sphere filled galaxy.
A contemporary interpretation of bas relief
and the secrets of the lotus flower opening before ones eyes,
substantial to touch and yet soft to behold.
You flavor the material with the magic of your hands,
and the strength of the vision perfumes my eyes.
Estoy encantada de conocerle, Tony!
Dagmar, what a marvellous design! You are a joy!
I am going back to look at images at the studio now!!!!!
You have captured my interest!
Warmest regards and congratulations on a project
that has brought you over 20,000 visitors to your kingdom!
Angela Bowie (whamco@uswest.net)
Wed, 5 Jan 2000
Hi Dagmar
I like your web page and thanks for the mention!
Hope to see you in Tucson again.
Patty Wagstaff (PWAS@aol.com)
Wed, 29 Dec 1999
Hello Anton
Thank you for your consistent presence on the internet.
I have been
observing your work since 1996!
I am, too, an artist and mainly a graphic
designer.
I look forward to meeting you someday
in regards to understanding
how you accomplished your fresco work.
Btw: I just recently visited the Monet exhibit at the Phoenix Museum of Art.
Along with this exhibit was a collection called the TAOS collection,
featuring artists as Ufer, O'Keefe and many other southwestern artists
commissioned by the Federal workers act during the early thirties.
One main
piece worth mentioning is a fresco design piece saved from an old building,
with proposal sketches.
I can't recall the artists, but I am sure you will
find them worth visiting.
Happy New Year!
Paul Anzalone (pagd@gci-net.com)
Tue, 21 Dec 1999
Enjoyed your site
Hi Anton,
I just visited your site and was duly impressed.
And I thought you might get
a chuckle out of my own aviation art-related site.
I'm a former Tucson
inhabitant, fellow pilot and from a family of artists
(my daughter teaches
art locally and is a superb sculptor/painter
- I'll send her to your
site to look at the works therein).
My site is titled "Woodywings", for pretty obvious reasons.
You can find it
at http://www.woodywings.org
Enjoy, and have a great holiday season.
Jim Moore (Jim.Moore@twc.state.tx.us)
Fri, 10 Dec 1999
Dear Dagmar and Anton,
What a site! Quite atmospheric, very interesting.
Toni, about your new works: "Sono molto sensibili!"
I'm very impressed by the gorgeous web work you've done, Dagmar!
And Toni's work - well, who could evaluate its impact? Keep it up!
I hope you are both fine and just busy enough. I've started a press,
Gingerbread House,
which launches in Feb w/ the re-release of three of
my o.p. picture books.
Stay well, my dears!
With love,
Joi, Gingerbread House (ghbooks@optonline.net)
Mon, 06 Dec 1999
Liebe Dagmar und lieber Tony,
Hier ist ein Zitat von Hermann Hesse, worin auch die Mönche des Athos Erwähnung finden. Der Ausspruch gibt mir aber auch anderweitig zu denken. Es könnte einem ja ein Trost sein, aber ist es wirklich so? Ich sehe das Geistige doch nur als Ersatz an und das Schreiben eines Gedichtes nur, um mit einer Herzenslast fertig zu werden.
Aber das ist eben alles ganz und gar subjektiv.
Und Du wirst das wieder mit einem anderen Akzent sehen.
Den letzten Satz kann ich allerdings ganz und gar nachvollziehen.
"Ich denke oft: unsere ganze Kunst ist bloss ein Ersatz, ein mühsamer und
zehnmal zu teuer bezahlter Ersatz für versäumtes Leben, versäumte Tierheit,
versäumte Liebe. Aber es ist doch nicht so. Es ist ganz anders. Man
überschätzt das Sinnliche, wenn man das Geistige nur als einen Notersatz für
fehlendes Sinnliches ansieht. Das Sinnliche ist um kein Haar mehr wert als
der Geist, so wenig wie umgekehrt. Es ist alles eins, es ist alles gleich
gut. Ob du ein Weib umarmst oder ein Gedicht machst, ist dasselbe. Wenn nur
die Hauptsache da ist, die Liebe, das Brennen, das Ergriffensein, dann ist
es einerlei, ob du Mönch auf dem Berge Athos bist oder Lebemann in Paris."
HERMANN HESSE
Herzliche Grüsse,
Heinz Hoffmann (inasag@racsa.co.cr)
Thurs, Dec 2, 99
Thanks so much for having us over last night -- it was a lot of fun and
the food was wonderful.
Anton, if you ever decide to give up art (which I hope will never happen),
you can always become a chef (which you already are!)
Skip and Mary (envlink@azstarnet.com)
Wed, 1 Dec 1999 23:25:10 -0500
Dear Dagmar & Anton,
I would like to thank you very much for an
unforgettable day in your house in Arizona.
Your hospitality is remarkable
and your willingness to show your art and airplanes
to people who just waltz
in your door is something people hardly do.
Please come to visit us if you
are in the New York area.
We have a secluded guestroom and we will share
with Eli's airplane and my art.
Love, Yaffa and Eli (eliebermann@monmouth.com).
Fri, Nov 26 '99
Habe nun auch endlich in den Mount Athos hineingeschaut,
da bekommt man ja wahnsinnig Lust gleich hinzufahren!
Hoffe es geht Euch gut und wir sehen uns einmal!
Liebe Grüsse,
Marion (kuzmany@via.at)
Thu, 25 Nov 99
Kepler-Runde vom 24.11.99 Tue, 23 Nov 1999
Wow!
Hallo Toni !
Recht herzlichen Dank für Deine tel. Grüsse an uns.
Durch die Kenntnis Deiner Internetadresse haben wir jetzt die Möglichkeit,
Deine Werke kennenzulernen.
Haben bei o.g. Treffen unsere alten Gesichter photographiert, werde sie Dir
per email senden.
Alles Gute wünscht Dir Dein ehemaliger Klassenspezi :
Georg Albrecht (Georg.Albrecht@sappi-europe.com)
Sappi Gratkorn GmbH
Mill Procurement
Dear Dagmar and Anthony,
Thank you so much for your generous hospitality!
It was one of the
highlights of my surprise trip!
Maria has spoken of you each time we
have been in Arizona
and there was never a right time to get to Tucson.
I am so thankful that we were able to visit with you.
You are both very
gifted artists and gracious hosts!
Dagmar, I am very impressed with your web pages!
I'm just sure my
kids are going to help me get in the swing of things
with my own web
page one of these days.
I'm afraid my life isn't very exciting so they
are not in a big hurry to help their mother.
Thank you again for a wonderful visit!
The studio tour was very
special and I loved your cake!
Sincerely,
Kathy Kolb xoxox
"Jay G. Kolb" (DaKolbs@mail001.chicago.avenew.com)
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