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Flora Delanica: Art and Botany in Mrs. Delany’s “paper mosaicks”
by Christine Cariati Mary Delany, Pancratium Maritinum, 1778 Collage of colored papers with watercolor British Museum For much of her long life, Mary Delany (1700-1788) was in many ways a typical 18th century society woman of accomplishments. She was...
Venetian Red Bookshelf: 2009 Picks
Most every Venetian Red post cites a book or two related to the topic at hand. Occasionally we review books at length. Many readers have commented with appreciation, and we decided that more in this department just might be better. Today we introduce...
Dark Day Picks
On Mondays Venetian Red celebrates the day of the week when most galleries and museums are traditionally closed. Dark Day Picks highlights current exhibitions, new installations, books, and art world tidbits. Get a jump on a week filled with art. As...
Venetian Red Notebook: Othon Friesz’s Chromatic Fervor
By LIZ HAGER Othon Friesz, Paysage (Le Bec de l’Aigle, La Ciotat), 1907 oil on canvas, 25 3/8 x 32″ (courtesy SF MOMA) It would be easy to overlook Othon Friesz’s Paysage (Le Bec de l’Aigle, La Ciotat) in the upstairs gallery of w...
Stripped Bare: Amish Quilts at the de Young
Maker Unknown, Pine Trees motif, crib quilt, ca. 1930, Ohio. As we have observed on these pages before (A Different Canvas), the line that separates art and craft can be narrow indeed, the distinction fueled by a contemporary fine art world intent on...
Dark Day Picks—New York Roundup
On Mondays Venetian Red celebrates the day of the week when most galleries and museums are traditionally closed. Today Dark Day Picks departs from its usual coverage of San Francisco to highlight noteworthy events in New York. Onassis Cultural Cent...


Well done, interesting blog.
Posted: October 18th, 2009 | More Reviews From WoFat | Report This Comment