Maryann Adair
Follow Blog via Email
-
Recent Posts
- BMD Was Your Friend | BMD Is No More
- I Don’t Work, I Don’t Do Anything, But I Am Indispensable
- The Riot of Stravinsky’s Spring
- So Tell me, Did she read the name I carved with many vows?
- Rayonism + Designs for the Ballets Russes | The Work of Mikhail Larionov
- Yasemeen, “I Wontner Now”
- A Trail Through Antiquity With Sir Lawrence Alma-Tadema
- The Pictures of Dorien Leigh
- Young Advice for Young Illustrators
- Flame Leaper is a Surefire Keeper
Archive
Tag Archives: St. Thomas
P is for Pissarro and ‘The Golden Age of Peasantry’
My father once told me that the average non-art-appreciator could not differentiate between a Picasso and a Pissarro, and if asked, would most likely define the latter as a French term for a public toilet. So, for those of you … Continue reading