Wow! There is so much here to savor, and your way of bringing out so many details is fantastic. You teach us, among many other things, to take the time to observe all we can. Thank you so much for that. The Lee Krasner was a real surprise. Appealing on its own, but also offering an aspect of her work of which I had no idea (not that this is a measure of too much, as I know so little). Anyway, this is yet another of your posts to which I’ll likely return to learn more, dig deeper. (An aside: life intervened, and, to my keen disappointment, I was not able to get to the either Thiebaud or Pankararu exhibits. So near, and yet so far!)
Thanks, as always for your appreciative words. I'm sorry to hear you missed out on those shows but I know well how intrusive life can be when one wants to be doing something fun instead.
Wonderful article! Saving for art history studies later 😊
Thank you! And thanks for reading too.
Wow! There is so much here to savor, and your way of bringing out so many details is fantastic. You teach us, among many other things, to take the time to observe all we can. Thank you so much for that. The Lee Krasner was a real surprise. Appealing on its own, but also offering an aspect of her work of which I had no idea (not that this is a measure of too much, as I know so little). Anyway, this is yet another of your posts to which I’ll likely return to learn more, dig deeper. (An aside: life intervened, and, to my keen disappointment, I was not able to get to the either Thiebaud or Pankararu exhibits. So near, and yet so far!)
Thanks, as always for your appreciative words. I'm sorry to hear you missed out on those shows but I know well how intrusive life can be when one wants to be doing something fun instead.