Busy. Crazy.
But, I'm taking a few quiet moments this morning, to turn this post into a brief respite, a small taste of an exquisite exhibit of Impressionist paintings that we were recently privileged to see.
Joslyn Art Museum had a special exhibit of some Impressionist paintings, courtesy of The Clark. It was lovely. There's nothing like spending a Saturday morning wandering around a museum in the midst of such beauty. It truly takes my breath away to see, in person, a painting that I have previously seen only in print.
The kids' favorites from the exhibit:
Renoir, At the Concert

Manet, Moss Roses in a Vase

Renoir, A Girl Crocheting

I feel so blessed to have the Joslyn so close to us. They have an impressive permanent collection that one might be surprised to find in Nebraska. Just a short distance from my home, I can go see this one by Renoir anytime:
Young Girls at the Piano

Or this, The Knitting Girl, by Bouguereau

Or Breton's The Weeders:

Well ... you get the idea.
I wanted to post these, because I want to remember that in the middle of a busy, crazy, overscheduled month, we got to rest in this kind of beauty.
4 comments:
Beautiful. Thank you so much for sharing these.
I especially love the Weeders.
Makes me want to jump in the car and drive to a museum...
Feeling busy, crazy and overscheduled right along with you. Thank you for the chance to stop, breath and rest in beauty.
PS. Do you not just love Bouguereau?
What a wonderful day. I love Bouguereau, and that last one reminds me of Millet's Angelus. Beautiful!
Thanks for posting those, Karen. Renoir is my absolute favorite.
What a lovely break in my evening.
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