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Tag Archives: art
Gibson Girl Madness
As you can tell from my blog design, I’m kind of nuts for Charles Dana Gibson. I have a huge old coffee table book of his work (sadly, I have no coffee table) … and … there’s just something about … Continue reading
Illustration
Two gorgeous posts on one of my favorite blogs about illustrator Jessie Wilcox Smith. Here is the first post. My favorite image is the 5th one down. Just beautiful and evocative. And here is the second post. His archives, too, … Continue reading
Happy Birthday, Walker Evans
Biography of Walker Evans here. Below you will find a bunch of his photographs – interspersed with one of my favorite paragraphs from his collaboration with the brilliant James Agee: Let Us Now Praise Famous Men. Some of the photographs … Continue reading
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100 years of illustration
Go to this blog and just scroll through the gorgeousness. Example here. Look at the last illustration in that post – the black and white one of the cowboy. Just marvelous. It’s one of my favorite blogs out there – … Continue reading
Maxfield Parrish:
He was the first artist I ever was aware of, as a youngun, because my aunt Regina had a book of his artwork in her room, and I used to look through it, in total wonder, when we would go … Continue reading
My (our) review of The Gates
As you all will recall, Christo’s The Gates, now up in Manhattan (which I saw and thought was a lot of fun) inspired the group of readers here to go on a rampage of pretentious art-critic-y criticism, just for fun. … Continue reading
Vis a vis The Gates
So Curly and I were discussing, via email, my post about The Gates and how some people seem truly ANGRY about these things. I am baffled by their response, and baffled by their rage. It seems to me these people … Continue reading
Christo’s Orange Gates in Central Park
I know you’ve heard of them. Everyone has heard of them. I’m going to see them on Sunday. I always found Christo’s stuff kind of amusing (even though I’ve never seen any of his things in person). Christo’s wrapping and … Continue reading
The Stolen Scream
Edvard Munch’s The Scream was stolen (along with one other Munch painting), in broad daylight, off of the walls of the Munch Museum, in Oslo. There were other museum-goers there, many witnesses. The thieves apparently, in their haste to grab … Continue reading