You're the best! Thank you. The subtitles were out of whack but the images were so beautiful I didn't much care. I hate thinking of her having a breakdown over a man, though. Do you have any idea how true to her actual life the movie is?
Wonderful! The book sounds enticing, and the paintings of Schjerfbeck look and sound intriguing. Thanks for sharing both. I plan to pass this book title along to a group of docents I know who read and discuss books primarily focused on art/artists. Thanks.
Barb: Okay, now you given me another book to put on my long list of need-to-reads. Also, a minor copy edit: Schjerfbeck (1962-1946). I assume that should be 1862?
You're the best! Thank you. The subtitles were out of whack but the images were so beautiful I didn't much care. I hate thinking of her having a breakdown over a man, though. Do you have any idea how true to her actual life the movie is?
I wish you could see those paintings!
This sounds fantastic and reminds me of your Piero novel!!!
A movie on Prime about this artist. https://watch.amazon.com/detail?gti=amzn1.dv.gti.cd067f7e-2631-4be9-ab6a-a7c0a8377e15&territory=US&ref_=share_ios_movie&r=web
It is! I wish you could see the paintings.
Oh this sounds amazing!
They'd love it! I wish you could see the paintings!
Wonderful! The book sounds enticing, and the paintings of Schjerfbeck look and sound intriguing. Thanks for sharing both. I plan to pass this book title along to a group of docents I know who read and discuss books primarily focused on art/artists. Thanks.
I wish you could see the paintings!
I too loved this book!!
I wish you could see the paintings! Thanks for pointing out the error.
Barb: Okay, now you given me another book to put on my long list of need-to-reads. Also, a minor copy edit: Schjerfbeck (1962-1946). I assume that should be 1862?
I wish you could see the paintings!
I would love to read! Thank you for this!!!