畢加索和我(PicassoAndMe)

1、畢加索和我(Picasso And Me)畢加索和我this is the 50th anni versary of the day i crossed paths with pablo picasso. it came about in a stra nge way. i had writte n a colu mn show ing how absurd some of my mail had bee.one letter was from philadelphia. it was written by a temple university student namedharvey bro

2、dsky. harvey said he was in love with a girl namedgloria segall, and he hoped to marry her someday. she claimed to be the greatest livi ng fan of picasso. the couple went to a picasso exhibit and, to impress her, harvey told gloria that he could probably get the artist ' s autograph.harvey '

3、 s letter continued,“since that incident,gloria and i havestopped see ing each other. i did a stupid thing and she threw me out and told me she n ever wan ted to see me aga in.” i ' m writing to you because i ' m not giving up on gloria. could you get picasso ' s autograph for me?if you

4、could, i have a feeling gloria and i could get back together. the futures of two young people depe nd on it. i know she is miserable without me and i without her. everythi ng depends on you. ”at the end of the letter, he said,“ i, harvey brodsky, do sole mnlyswear that any item received by me from a

5、rt buchwald will n ever be sold or give n to anyone except miss gloria segall.”i printed the letter in my column to show how ridiculous my mail was. whenit appeared, david duncan, a photographer, was with picasso in Cannes and duncan tran slated it for picasso.picasso was very moved, and he took out

6、 his cray ons and drew a beautiful color sketch for gloria segall and sig ned it.duncan called and told me the good n ews.i said,“ the heck with gloria segall, what about me?”david expla ined this to picasso and in cray ons he drew a picture of the two of us together, holdi ng a glass of wine, and w

7、rote on the top,“ pour art buchwald. ”by this time, the associated press had picked up the story andfollowed through on the delivery of the picture to gloria segall. whe nit arrived special delivery in Philadelphia, gloria took one look and said, “ harvey and i will always be good frie nds.”if you&#

8、39; re wondering how the story ends, harvey married somebodyelse, and so did gloria. the picasso hangs in gloria' s living room.it was a story that caught the imag in atio n of people all over the world. i received lots of letters after the colu mn was published. my favorite came from an art dea

9、ler in new york, who wrote:” i can find you as many unhappy couples in new york city as you can get picasso sketches. two girls i know are on the verge of suicide if they don' t hear from picasso, and i know several couples in greenwich village who are in the initialstages of divorce. please wir

10、e mehow manyyou need.we both sta nd to make a fortune.”another letter, from bud grossman in london, said, “my wife th reate ns to leave me uni ess i can get her khrushchev' s autograph. shewould like it sig ned on a russia n sable coat.”-強(qiáng)備課揮關(guān)蟲齡三生的三三機(jī)的備合起案，做教以理的教三三：:宰關(guān):器：?個(gè)作公正、公本著評價(jià)=生負(fù)擔(dān) f -改上狠*。校賽紀(jì)迄褒三的Tif,本升蕓蘭亍弐.3寫.“文并一:芯主匸三mm切活丁按二歷HvS-s，認(rèn)真完三