First published on Daily Life, July 2016 It’s a little absurd to think the idea that becoming an artist should mean foregoing financial security still informs our lives now, when it’s 150 years out of date. In 1851, Henri Murger, a little-known French author, wrote a book called Scènes de la vie de Bohème, based on a group of […]
First published on Daily Life, July 2016 It’s a little absurd to think the idea that becoming an artist should mean foregoing financial security still informs our lives now, when it’s 150 years out of date. In 1851, Henri Murger, a little-known French author, wrote a book called Scènes de la vie de Bohème, based on a group of […]
First published on Daily Life, July 2016 It’s a little absurd to think the idea that becoming an artist should mean foregoing financial security still informs our lives now, when it’s 150 years out of date. In 1851, Henri Murger, a little-known French author, wrote a book called Scènes de la vie de Bohème, based on a group of […]
