Now, my friends, prepare yourselves for a real feast for the eyes! Stunning photos from the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts “Fine Arts and Flowers” exhibition captured by my blog buddy Barbara, a talented writer, horticulturalist and West Highland Terrier expert… plus all around great gal. If you are not following Silver in the Barn, I would like to know why not! Mother Hen
The Virginia Museum of Fine Arts held its biennial extravaganza last weekend:
Fine Arts and Flowers.
Those of us who attempt floral arrangement of any kind will appreciate the immense achievement of the inspired designers participating in this event. They are asked to interpret works of art from the museum’s permanent collection. Interpret, not copy.
Because I could not take my time or elbow other attendees out of the way in order to get the perfect shots, we will have to make do with what I was able to capture. It’s annoying in the extreme that my blog photography needs do not trump the viewing pleasure of other museum patrons, but that seems to be the case, at least this year. Maybe two years from now…..
Jasper Johns, “Between the Clock and the Bed”
Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, “Sechs Tanzerinnen – Six Dancers”
Marsdon Hartley, “Franconia Notch”
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This was such a special treat this morning! thanks for reblogging Barb’s post about art and its beautiful photos, too.
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She is a wonderful lady… I am so pleased to have met her out here! 🙂
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Loved the artwork, and the flowers. Thanks for the views.
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