https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/April_26
Births
- 121 – Marcus Aurelius, Roman emperor (d. 180)
"When you wake up in the morning, tell yourself: The people I deal with today will be meddling, ungrateful, arrogant, dishonest, jealous, and surly. They are like this because they can't tell good from evil."
--from MEDITATIONS by Marcus Aurelius
--from MEDITATIONS by Marcus Aurelius
Google 機械翻譯：
早上醒來時，告訴自己：今天我所處理的人將會干擾，不情願，傲慢，不誠實，嫉妒和猥褻，因為他們不能善惡。
- 由馬庫斯·奧雷柳斯（Medcus）提供
黑體字翻譯錯誤
黑體字翻譯錯誤
The Roman emperor Marcus Aurelius was born #onthisday in AD 121. This ring contains a gold coin from his reign – an aureus from AD 167. Carrying an image of the emperor like this was believed to be a powerful good luck charm. http://ow.ly/jBWP30b2Yid
"Say to yourself first thing in the morning: today I shall meet people who are meddling, ungrateful, aggressive, treacherous, malicious, unsocial. All this has afflicted them through their ignorance of true good and evil. But I have seen that the nature of good is what is right, and the nature of evil what is wrong; and I have reflected that the nature of the offender himself is akin to my own - not a kinship of blood or seed, but a sharing in the same mind, the same fragment of divinity. Therefore I cannot be harmed by any of them, as none will infect me with their wrong."
The Roman Emperor and Stoic philosopher Marcus Aurelius was born on this day in 121. His MEDITATIONS have come down through history as one of the most accessible means of understanding a complex man and the personal codes he followed, and have brought comfort and hope to readers worldwide.
- 1711年：休謨，英國哲學家。（1776年逝世）中文維基版錯誤：
- David Hume was a Scottish philosopher, historian, economist, and essayist, who is best known today for his highly influential system of radical philosophical empiricism, skepticism, and naturalism. WikipediaBorn: May 7, 1711, Edinburgh, United Kingdom
- 798 – Eugène Delacroix, French painter and lithographer (d. 1863)
我在其他blogs都有他的紀錄。今晨，翻翻他的日記。
1824.4.27 (26歲)：討論"天才 vs 傑出人物"。
1855.5.22 (57歲)等"可憐的大仲馬"和半夜訪他等，都很有意思。
1824.4.27 (26歲)：討論"天才 vs 傑出人物"。
1855.5.22 (57歲)等"可憐的大仲馬"和半夜訪他等，都很有意思。
Leading force of the Romantic movement Eugène Delacroix was born #onthisday in 1798. Here are some of his sketches. Animals were prominent in his oeuvre, with lions and horses being central to some of his most celebrated works.
Logician and philosopher Ludwig Wittgenstein was born on April 26th 1889. After a year of study at Trinity College, Cambridge, his tutor Bertrand Russell declared that he had nothing left to teach him
- 1917 – I. M. Pei, Chinese-American architect, designed the National Gallery of Art and Bank of China Tower
4月26日，這位在紐約生活的美籍華人迎來100歲生日。盧浮宮每年吸引大約八百萬多遊客前來參觀，除了館藏的蒙娜·麗莎和維納斯等藝術珍寶之外，貝聿銘設計的21米高的玻璃金字塔，也是遊客必看的項目。事實上，按照最初設計方案，金字塔每年接待遊客的上限為450萬人。透過玻璃外牆，陽光可以直接照射到地下的大廳，而貝聿銘也因此被譽為"光線大師"。
貝聿銘1917年生於廣州，青少年時代先後在香港和上海度過，直至17歲時移民美國。酷愛藝術的父母讓青年貝聿銘接受了最好的建築學教育：1935年入讀賓州大學，稍後又轉學至麻省理工學院，1946年畢業於哈佛大學建築設計學院，他先後師從於包豪斯建築大師馬塞爾·布勞爾以及瓦爾特·格魯皮斯。
二戰爆發後，貝聿銘無法返回中國，先後在波士頓，紐約和洛杉磯從事建築設計工作。加入美國籍後，貝聿銘參與了一系列城建項目，比如丹佛的Mile High中心，芝加哥的海德公園重建項目以及蒙特利爾的瑪麗廣場。在紐約韋伯克納波設計所就職不久後，貝聿銘獨立創業，成立了"貝氏及夥伴設計事務所"。得益於建築巨頭扎肯多夫公司的鼎力支持，貝聿銘的設計靈感得到了極大的激發。
稍後，一些影響巨大的設計訂單接踵而至，其中包括華盛頓國家藝術畫廊和波士頓肯尼迪總統紀念博物館。成為享譽全球的設計師之後，貝聿銘還曾同妻子一道返回中國，並在當地也參與了一些項目的設計。貝聿銘夫婦育有三子一女。貝聿銘到世界各地從事設計工作時，往往會全家出動，因為妻子和兒女也希望對他的工作助一臂之力。
"貝聿銘賦予了我們這個世紀很多絕美的內飾和外型。"普里茲克建築獎評委們1983年向貝聿銘宣布獲獎理由時如是說。"他的多才多藝以及他對材料的絕妙運用賦予了他的建築設計某種詩意。"普里茲克獎被視為建築設計行業的最高獎項。但是，貝聿銘的設計才華也並不總是立即得到認可。盧浮宮玻璃金字塔建成後，很多人戲稱這是迪斯尼樂園的延伸，更多的人批評這一設計太過隨意，近乎荒唐滑稽等等。
貝聿銘應邀為德國歷史博物館設計的展廳副樓，而這一決定本身就立即引發了一股強烈的抗議潮：時任總理的赫爾穆特·科爾直接下令將設計訂單交給了貝聿銘，因為此時的貝聿銘已不參加設計招標活動。然而，1997年設計草案一公佈，貝聿銘的才華令所有人折服，那些批評聲也就消失了。2003年，這一副樓交付使用後，被博物館形容為一座"美得令人窒息的建築"。
批評聲從不會影響到貝聿銘的設計熱情，在亞洲同樣如此。1982年為北京設計香山飯店後，他又先後接手了香港的中國銀行主樓以及京都附近的美秀博物館的設計。曾獲普利策新聞獎的建築評論家保羅·戈德貝格曾寫道，在美秀博物館和多哈伊斯蘭藝術博物館的設計中，貝聿銘嘗試著在西方現代設計中融入其他文化圈的因素。他寫道："貝聿銘從不滿足於已取得的成就，而總是在探索新的事物。"
達揚/雨涵（德新社）
Born: April 26, 1917 (age 99 years), Guangzhou, China
Spouse: Eileen Loo (m. 1942)
Education: Harvard Graduate School of Design (1942–1946), more
Happy 100 years old! You don't just build the house but also build up your age (as far as the building stands)!
The Miho Museum was designed by I.M. Pei, the architect behind the Louvre's iconic glass pyramid.
“I have always believed and still believe that artists who live and work with spiritual values cannot and should not remain indifferent to a conflict in which the highest values of humanity and civilisation are at stake." - Pablo Picasso
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