Paths to the Isle of the Dead – 2 – Lenin and Hitler
In the early 20th century, both Vladimir Lenin and Adolf Hitler shared an eerie fascination with the painting “Isle of the Dead” by Arnold Böcklin. Lenin’s connection with the artwork…
Paths to The Isle of the Dead – 1 – Nietzsche and Strindberg
In early January 1889, philosopher Nietzsche displayed signs of madness in Turin, leaving a lasting impact on his philosophy. Correspondence with playwright August Strindberg highlighted his descent into madness. Strindberg,…
Exploring the Shadows: A Deep Dive into ‘The Isle of the Dead’ on Albero del Mistero
Explore the depths of fear and suspense in the gothic masterpiece “The Isle of the Dead” through captivating articles on Albero del Mistero. Unravel the novel’s nod to gothic greats,…
The Isle of the Dead by Sergei Rachmaninov
Sergei Rachmaninov composed ‘The Isle of the Dead’ in 1909, inspired by a black and white copy of a Böcklin painting. The symphonic poem creates a magical narrative about death…
Palpito (The throb)
The world and the universe retrace a path into the heart. The world is mirrored in the throb of the wind who gives life to my life. You continue to…
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