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Frederick Franck

    12 avril 1909 – 5 juin 2006
    Zen in der Kunst des Sehens
    What Matters
    Seeing Venice. An Eye in Love
    My days with Albert Schweitzer
    Ode to the Human Face
    Pacem in Terris
    • Pacem in Terris

      A Love Story

      • 127pages
      • 5 heures de lecture
      4,6(5)Évaluer

      The narrative explores the symbolism of a unique banner representing the unity of the human race, with five stripes signifying different ethnicities—brown, black, red, white, and yellow. Each stripe flows freely, emphasizing equality and the absence of hierarchy. The banner's tubular design symbolizes the interconnectedness of humanity, where gender is also acknowledged through the double nature of each stripe. The central theme revolves around the existential question of what it means to be human, inviting readers to reflect on identity and unity.

      Pacem in Terris
    • Ode to the Human Face

      Seeing/Molding the Human Face as Meditation

      • 98pages
      • 4 heures de lecture
      4,4(5)Évaluer

      Set against a backdrop of violence and turmoil, the narrative explores the enduring aspects of humanity amidst chaos. It delves into the resilience of the human spirit, highlighting connections, compassion, and the moral dilemmas faced in times of conflict. Through its poignant themes, the work serves as a testament to the strength and vulnerability of individuals when confronted with brutality.

      Ode to the Human Face
    • Take a luminous journey deep into the heart of hidden Venice, with Frederick Franck as your guide. His quietly evocative drawings and descriptions bring to vivid life the city of islands, La Serenissima, the Queen of the Sea, “that most human of cities,” Venice. Franck explores the exquisite nooks and crannies and unique people and places of Venice, providing an enlivening glimpse into a city he sees as a microcosm of creation, “an immense and living indoor and out­door studio.” “Venice is so much more than canals, bridges, gondolas. It is an unbroken sequence of ever-changing moods; festive, frivolous, elegiac and melancholy, forever foreign yet totally intimate.” — from Seeing Venice

      Seeing Venice. An Eye in Love
    • What Matters

      Spiritual Nourishment for Head and Heart

      • 94pages
      • 4 heures de lecture

      The book offers a collection of reflections that encapsulate a lifetime of insights from an artist deeply rooted in spirituality. It draws on the author's experiences and emotions, aiming to inspire readers and students alike. Through his artistry and teachings, he shares profound thoughts that resonate with a wide audience, making it a meaningful exploration of creativity and spiritual growth.

      What Matters