Letter #332 From: Vincent van Gogh To: Anthon van Rappard Date: The Hague, on or about Wednesday, 21 March 1883 I dislike writing or talking about technique in general, Rappard — although all the same I sometimes long to talk … Continue reading →
Just in case you have a bit of cream cheese spread of some type left over, remember that you can add a forkful or glob to a bowl of scrambled eggs before or just after it hits the pan. Adds … Continue reading →
What an interesting look at a different and small version of a well-known scene. I love her view of the work based on her own experience. This is a great series by the Met, if you’re not already following along … Continue reading →
A couple people asked me to keep them posted about the books I am reading. So here goes. I finished Pictures & Tears by James Elkins. I’m going to re-read the end because I found myself a little distracted. I … Continue reading →
Anyone who knows anything of history knows that great social changes are impossible without feminine upheaval. Social progress can be measured exactly by the social position of the fair sex, the ugly ones included.
