Episode 5
Historical encounters: Salvador Dalí sketches Sigmund Freud. Read by Eleanor Bron and Tom Hollander.
Life is made up of individuals meeting one another. Often it is the most fleeting of these encounters that, in the fullness of time, turn out to be the most noteworthy.
Salvador Dali sketches Sigmund Freud. 39 Elsworthy Road, London NW3 July 19th 1938
Sigmund Freud analyses Gustav Mahler. Leiden, Holland August 1910
Ingenious in its construction, witty in its narration, panoramic in its breadth, 'One on One' offers a delightful series of snapshots of the 20th century.
Readers: Eleanor Bron and Toby Stephens
Abridged and Produced by Jill Waters
A Waters Company Production for BBC Radio 4.
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