No one means all he says, and yet very few say all they mean, for words are slippery and thought is viscous. (Henry Brooks Adams)
Ramona and I have just returned from a great trip out to Boston and Cape Cod, our first time to Massachusetts. The Cape is a really fascinating place with a long history of art, still going strong today. California could learn a few things about aesthetics from the area. We flew out for the openings … Continue reading East Coast Ideals/West Coast Concepts*
The February issue of American Art Collector has a great story of the Maine trip and upcoming exhibitions, including lots of images. It should be out on newsstands soon if it isn’t already. And still plenty of time to book your tickets to Boston! Christina’s World, 1948, © Andrew Wyeth, tempera on panel, 32″ x 48″, Museum of Modern … Continue reading American Art Collector; Andrew Wyeth (1917-2009)
The Proximity of a Town, Monhegan, 12 1/2″ x 16″, Oil on panel, © Eric Merrell Happy New Year to everyone; a new year filled with Art, Music, Food, Family, and Gingerbread, all the good things in life and not necessarily in that order. We really are living in the best period of history, with … Continue reading “Paintapalooza” at Cape Cod Museum of Art, Addison Art Gallery
