Chirico in V.

Don Higgins bencanard2000 at yahoo.com
Sat Jun 2 15:34:33 CDT 2012


Could Pynchon's source for "di Chirico" instead of the correct "de Chirico" be the 1961 edition of George Alexander Flanagan's Understand and Enjoy Modern Art, which contains di instead of de, which was used in the slightly shorter 1954 edition? Or is the variation acceptable, even though there is a sixteenth-century painter named di Chirico?



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