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ARTICLES RELATED TO Olga Rudge - Early life | | | |  Olga Rudge - Early life: Encyclopedia II - Olga Rudge - Early lifeOlga Rudge was born in Youngstown, Ohio on April 13, 1895. Her parents were J. Edgar Rudge, a real estate investor, and Julia O'Connell Rudge, a professional singer.
At the age of 10, Rudge moved to Europe with her mother and two brothers. The family first lived in London and later moved to Paris as Julia Rudge pursued her singing career. Olga Rudge was educated at a convent school in Sherborne, Dorset, England, before studying in Paris under the violinist Léo ...
See also:Olga Rudge, Olga Rudge - Early life, Olga Rudge - Career, Olga Rudge - War years, Olga Rudge - Venice and Pound, Olga Rudge - Alone in Venice, Olga Rudge - Legacy, Olga Rudge - Notes Read more here: » Olga Rudge: Encyclopedia II - Olga Rudge - Early life |
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| | | | Olga Rudge - Early life: Encyclopedia II - Olga Rudge - Career Rudge had her first contact with the poet Ezra Pound in 1920 while he was a music critic. He reviewed the concert Rudge gave at the Aeolian Hall in November 1920, admiring the "delicate firmness of her fiddling", but he criticised the "piano whack" of her accompanist Renata Borgatti.[3] Rudge does not seem to have taken much notice of Pound's review as she continued her association with Borgatti and pursuing her interest in modern Italian music, giving concerts with Borgatti and Pizzetti at the Sala Bach in Rome in 1921, and joining Renata Borgat ...
See also:Olga Rudge, Olga Rudge - Early life, Olga Rudge - Career, Olga Rudge - War years, Olga Rudge - Venice and Pound, Olga Rudge - Alone in Venice, Olga Rudge - Legacy, Olga Rudge - Notes Read more here: » Olga Rudge: Encyclopedia II - Olga Rudge - Career |
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| | | | Olga Rudge - Early life: Encyclopedia II - Olga Rudge - Alone in Venice Following Pound's death Rudge, aged 78, began the final phase of her life. She became one of Venice's resident celebrities, quick witted, intelligent, and cultured. She sat on many committees organizing the city's many charities and galas. She was an essential guest at the city's profuse "dolce vita" gatherings, but continued to inhabit the same small house she had shared with Pound. Encouraging young aspiring poets and artists, she often offered them free use of the top floor of her home in return for a small painting or dedicated poem. Fre ...
See also:Olga Rudge, Olga Rudge - Early life, Olga Rudge - Career, Olga Rudge - War years, Olga Rudge - Venice and Pound, Olga Rudge - Alone in Venice, Olga Rudge - Legacy, Olga Rudge - Notes Read more here: » Olga Rudge: Encyclopedia II - Olga Rudge - Alone in Venice |
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| | | | Olga Rudge - Early life: Encyclopedia II - Olga Rudge - War years The war years were difficult for the couple. After the United States entered the war, Pound and his wife Mary became enemy aliens in Italy, an ironic situation in light of Pound's support of Mussolini. Their home in Rapallo was sequestered in 1943 and the couple had little choice but to move in with Rudge. Thus the ménage à trois for so long a matter of public speculation became a reality. Rudge sent her daughter back to Gais to live with her original peasant guardians, and was forced by necessity to support the Pounds and her daughter by ...
See also:Olga Rudge, Olga Rudge - Early life, Olga Rudge - Career, Olga Rudge - War years, Olga Rudge - Venice and Pound, Olga Rudge - Alone in Venice, Olga Rudge - Legacy, Olga Rudge - Notes Read more here: » Olga Rudge: Encyclopedia II - Olga Rudge - War years |
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| | | | Olga Rudge - Early life: Encyclopedia II - Olga Rudge - Venice and Pound In 1958, Pound was declared incurably insane and permanently incapable of standing trial. He was stripped of his rights of citizenship and released from St. Elizabeth's on condition that he return to Europe. With his wife, who was also his legal custodian, he quickly returned to Italy. The couple stayed with Rudge's and Pound's daughter Mary, now married to Boris de Rachewiltz and living at Brunnenberg castle in Tirolo. Pound's health was now broken and he spent a year in a sanitorium in Martinsbrunn. It is thought that during his time in St ...
See also:Olga Rudge, Olga Rudge - Early life, Olga Rudge - Career, Olga Rudge - War years, Olga Rudge - Venice and Pound, Olga Rudge - Alone in Venice, Olga Rudge - Legacy, Olga Rudge - Notes Read more here: » Olga Rudge: Encyclopedia II - Olga Rudge - Venice and Pound |
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