Lazy days and breakfast in bed (oatmeal and sliced pears). Reading mystery novels. Those are the best sorts of weekends. But if you must surf the web:
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8 comments:
Thats how I plan on spending my morning tomorrow! Just lovely :-)
Thought those Kaufman pieces were surley coming to the NGA after the 1986/7 exhibit. Do you have the catalogue for that exhibit? Hope there is one for the upcoming furniture exhibit as well.
It takes a mystery reader to bump "Trouvée!" Love the pear arrangement :D
Congratulations on the Kaufman trove!
What a coup! And an exciting development for the national gallery of art . . . so many museums wanted that collection.
KDM
Re: Kaufman Collection - indeed a coup for NGA and for its many visitors. Any chance some of that wonderful furniture will be on "permanent" or at least rotating display? Happy "Merci Donnant."
Stefan ~ I hope it was wonderful!
BWS ~ not a done deal at all!!! I do have the catalogue for that show, and certainly hope they will update it.
mom ~ more like I forgot to scan anything. . .
JBR ~ I think the plan is to have parts of it on permanent display. In a gallery space yet to be determined.
posting supergreat - I'll read the dependent url's another time.
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