At the end of a memoir, this person throws his wristwatch at the narrator and shouts, “Your time is no longer mine!” A loose biography of this person states that he “was always possessed by the necessity of emptying himself, of emptying himself completely.” A magisterial four-part biography of this person took John Richardson thirty years to complete. This person studied (15[1])objects “as a surgeon dissects a cadaver,” according to his friend’s collection of “aesthetic meditations.” (15[1])Françoise (*) Gilot (“zhee-LOH”) detailed her tempestuous (10[1])relationship with this person (10[1])in a memoir detailing the birth of their daughter Paloma. (10[1])This painter’s (10[1])portrayal of “travelers, (10[1])even more transient than we are ourselves” inspired the fifth Duino Elegy, which describes (10[1]-5[1])his depiction of “the Saltimbanque’s smile.” For 10 points, a portrait by what artist was praised for being the “only reproduction (-5[1])of me which is always I” by its sitter, Gertrude Stein? (10[2])■END■