On Mar 14, 2009, at 9:41 AM, jansymello wrote:  Carolyn unearthed (should I say unaethered?) my past L-posting on a Magritte painting, in connection with Gradus, his umbrella and black hat. She added a few wikisnippets on its title " la Golconda". It seems to have everything to do with vampires ( the good ones, I mean, not the Vsleslavs). 



As usual, our dear JM has left out a bit of connective  tissue that keeps her reference to "la Golconda" from being the complete non-sequiter it appears to be. The name of the Magritte painting is in fact LA GOLCONDA (don't ask me why). Actually when I found an enormous jpeg on the web I saw quite clearly that the hatted "raining" men are NOT caring umbrellas. Tant pis (more's the pity)!
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