Re: JDS pops up in the news
Camille Scaysbrook (the_globe@hotmail.com)
Mon, 01 Feb 1999 21:28:03 -0800 (PST)
Wow ... imagine running into ol' De Daumier-Smith himself at the art
gallery (:. The two big exhibitions in Sydney at the moment are Andy
Warhol and Cezanne, but I think I would have liked to see him at last
year's Beyeler Collection, wandering amongst the lonely Giacomettis (: I
wonder how `in' to art JDS is? Because `De Daumier Smith' demonstrates
quite a deep knowledge of early C20th-late C19th painting. It's a wonder
one of the Glasses isn't an artist, seeing the rest of the family seem
to have just about all the other artistic bases covered.
Camille
(still weathering email problems, my own private El Nino cum Y2K (: )
>The most popular exhibition last year was "Monet in the 20th Century"
at
>the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston, which counted 565,992 visitors
during a
>three-month run that ended on Dec. 27. Even the reclusive author J.D.
>Salinger made the trip from his New Hampshire home to the museum, if
the
>museum guards who say they spotted him can be believed.
>
>Page 1 of the Arts section, National Edition.
>
>--tim
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