A Legacy of Ed Clark
On a warm July day in 1946 photographer Edward Clark took his camera, several rolls of film, and documented “A Day in the Life of the Opry.” By the evening’s end, Mr. Clark had captured over 100 images of the Opry’s iconic characters, adoring...Farrow & Ball – A Paint Beyond Colour
In this blogosphere I strive to anger no one or even frustrate anyone, but I’m slightly weary to step into this topic. Buoyed by the immortal words of Admiral Farragut “Damn the torpedoes..!.., and sure footed in my Wellies I wade into a simple glance at social responsibility, indoor air quality (of course), and environmental stewardship – all as experienced under the spectrum of color that is Farrow & Ball.
2nd Half
For fifty years now I have lived a charmed life. Things have not always gone to plan, but it wouldn’t be living if they did.
A Small Canvas in a Giant Career
As I was stretching the above canvas I wondered…”how many canvas’ have I stretched?” Hundreds and hundreds to be sure..1000..?..very possible. Then I thought about the place each of those canvas’ held in an artists career, and even a canvas’ place in history.