Come to think of it, I wasn't finished with the Wadworth Atheneum after all.
The International Women's Day was on March 8. I was in the middle of my "close up" series and decided not to interrupt it. So, belatedly I am showing paired works portraying very different women. They reside side-by-side in the great hall of the Wadsworth Atheneum . . . which you will see tomorrow.
I like the portrait you took a picture of.
ReplyDeleteMakes one wonder if the same problems exist through the years. The clothing certainly differs!
ReplyDeleteStrong women from two very different eras.
ReplyDeleteWhat an interesting pairing!
ReplyDeleteThey both look very serious!
ReplyDeleteVery cool contrast!
ReplyDeleteVery nice pairing, Jack.
ReplyDeleteNice [post Jack!
ReplyDeleteA good idea, keep these great pictures coming...
ReplyDeleteInteresting comparison, Jack, very good idea!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful contrast! And yes, they look so serious both of them!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing, Jack;o)
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So glad we are not done with this museum. Love the two different ages of art in this photo.
ReplyDeleteExcellent contrast.
ReplyDeleteLook forward to hearing about these two women
ReplyDeleteHow come I missed this post yesterday? ;-) Love the composition here, these two couldn't be more different.
ReplyDeleteA most interesting pair, well done for woman's day!
ReplyDeletehaha, woman's day....
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