“Great art is as irrational as great music. It is mad with its own loveliness.”
Quote by George Jean Nathan
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A George Jean Nathan Reader
This reader compiles a selection of essays, reviews, and other writings by the American critic and author George Jean Nathan, offering a comprehensive view of his intellectual and literary pursuits. more
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George Jean Nathan
George Jean Nathan was an American literary and drama critic, renowned for his profound insights into dramatic and literary works. Born on March 14, 1882, and passing away on April 8, 1958, Nathan grew up in New York and attended Columbia University. His criticism has had a profound impact on American theater in the early 20th century. more
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