The Marcus Scriven profile: G Saacke
THE biographical details - the traits and talents, the foibles and frailties - have already been sketched out for posterity: the joy in the theoretical (perhaps most compellingly expressed by the propensity to re-work the same material more or less unceasingly); the devout and ineradicable Teutonism; the dependency on a succession of patrons, with the occasional instance of what might be termed creative friction (including that awkward moment when dispute proved prelude to dismissal); the difficult periods of strife, even...
You are currently viewing an incomplete version of this article. If you are a subscriber then please login now. If you are a non-subscriber but would like to be able to view this article, then please select from the purchasing options below.
Purchase
Follow us:
