Frank Lloyd Wright, Hilla Rebay, and Solomon Guggenheim with a model of the new museum.
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Van Gogh had excellent penmanship.
Letter to John Peter Russell, 1888.
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The Football Players by Henri Rousseah c. 1908. His take on modern life, two years before he “died a pauper.”
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My clone admiring The Break of Day by Paul Delvaux, 1937.
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My European babies flew in for Mother’s Day armed with gifts!
Irish Tatler says feminism is in. Who knew.
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Presents from the London offspring! I’ll miss these knuckleheads when I go back to Brooklyn.
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James Smith and Sons is synonymous with Too Many Choices. In the best of all possible ways.
Lucky I only wear black! My purchase came with extensive demonstrations of furling techniques, which I promptly forgot.
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Coffee is definitely coeliac safe.
Unless the person serving it fondles some baked goods, then drags their fingers through the beans they are bagging.
I just rolled my eyes and paid, because I wanted to buy some coffee for my hosts. But hey, guess what? Hygiene rules exist for a reason.
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Anatomical model made in Florence around 1770. I think this is a stretch for inclusion in the Robots exhibit, but I love La Specola so whatever.
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Still life with electro-static generator, 1850.
