The lives celebrated in Three Obituaries are of Three diverse twentieth century figures: Jeanne Claude (1935-2009), Sophie Moss (1917-2009) and Benoit B.
The Afternoon Tea is a Chekhovian affair shared with the poet Joseph Brodsky..
For each of these figures, Watson devises epyllions, making of each life a lyrical epic.
Mandelbrot famously discovered and named fractals, thereby altering the public perception of Geometry.
Sophie Moss, born in Poland, embodied the wide-ranging turbulence of Europe during the war years.
Jeanne Claude, the partner of the field artist Christo, was a prime mover in all their projects.
Mandelbrot (1924-2010).
The lives celebrated in Three Obituaries are of Three diverse twentieth century figures: Jeanne Claude (1935-2009), Sophie Moss (1917-2009) and Benoit B
