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PAINTINGS, PORTRAITS, etc.
Selfportraits
Nâzım As Painter
Piraye's Portraits
Prison Friends
His Other Paintings
Drawings
Nâzım Reading
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PAINTINGS, PORTRAITS, etc. Selfportraits Nâzım As Painter Piraye's Portraits Prison Friends His Other Paintings Drawings Nâzım Reading |
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DRAWINGS Piraye's mother Nurhayat Nâzım framed the portrait of Orhan Kemal by the following lines written by his friend on occasion of his departure from the Bursa prison: COMIC FREEDOM yesit means it means three days later yes what you call " Comic and sweet F R E E D O M ! " " My most liked master my soul! " To leave the concrete,the iron and the dusty bulbs to others! yes this freedom, the bell, creaking locks, and guardians the yearning to leave all of these in behind! But to look at you standing under the blue skies to leave you in the prison. without iron and lock without dust on the bulbs and no guardians in a different prison I shall be. Yes this freedom you call COMIC! Trains come and go you can set your shadow on the street you want... Which freedom? Leave it my friend! O you blessed master of mine!.. As I leave Bursa Prison 24 September 1943 Raşit Kemal The first page of the letter sent to Piraye from Çankırı Prison on 23.02.1940 The second page of the letter sent to Piraye from Çankırı Prison on 23.02.1940 |
