Aimee Cardoso
51:36
Hi Auriel!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Madelyn
51:36
Hi from W. Massachusetts!
Heidi Schoenfeld
51:48
A special shout-out to all my fellow docents. Miss you all!😘
Gloria Valdez
52:13
Hi Heidi
Aishwariya
52:20
Hello Everyone, I'm from India
Rosemary Hickman
52:35
Great to see everyone. Joining today from the Texas Hill Country1
tais
53:06
hi, from Fort Worth
Darlene Boudreaux
53:07
I’m in St. Louis today but live in Willow Park, west of Fort Worth
Carey Clement Jr
53:16
Hi everyone, from McKinney!
Sharon Gammie
53:22
Sharon from Austin :)
Susan Bondy
53:26
im from Dallas
Kira Sandoval
53:36
My pets!
Heidi Schoenfeld
53:39
Wow. Nice to see people from all over the world.
Darcy Veach
53:42
bicycle
Sue Jordan
53:42
I live in ft worth but watching from estes Park!
Marty & Bill
53:42
books and my dogs
Deborah Reed
53:42
My hands holding a book.
Darlene Boudreaux
53:44
My African grey parrot
Jean
53:48
My curly hair
Heather L
53:52
a body of water
Monika
53:52
books
Carey Clement Jr
53:52
A phoenix
Jackie Battreal
53:53
Flowers!
iPhone
53:59
my dog
Margaret Tassin
54:01
a string of pearls
Connie Hatchette Barganier
54:03
You know I love Estes Park, Sue!
Kathy Dolan
54:04
my first though is the cat now sitting in my lap
Rosemary Hickman
54:06
If I’m honest, my iPhone
Emily Reynolds
54:08
Walking shoes
Susan Breidenbach
54:08
Something theatre related
Heidi Schoenfeld
54:09
my grand children
stephanie ago
54:09
Everything that I’ve loved, which is a lot but there could be some symbolism (:
Aimee Cardoso
54:10
Clorox wipes.
Simonsen family
54:14
My 9 year old would want a table with her art supplies included
Yvonne Valdez
54:15
My pearl earrings
Gloria Valdez
54:15
My orb and specter
Rosemary Hickman
54:22
Aimee LOL
Kira Sandoval
54:24
LOL Retweet @ clorox wipes
Gloria Valdez
54:26
scepter
Renee.olivarez@lvisd.org
54:28
freckles
Leticia Alaniz
54:32
I would include my white dove like Picasso
Karen Myers
54:35
Books, water, Kizzy cat
Deborah Reed
54:38
Gloria, your orb and specter? We need to be friends.
Gloria Valdez
54:44
lol
Sonya
54:55
My earrings.
Aishwariya
54:57
Water
Caroline’s iPhone
54:58
the moon
Kyle Rains
55:02
Good one Gloria
Andrew Hull
55:03
Big chin
Emily Reynolds
55:16
hat
Laura Celis
55:28
Socks the cat
Rosemary Hickman
55:30
Gloria, we’ll see if Kehinde Wiley is available
Darcy Veach
55:54
Clorox wipes and scepter with orb!
stephanie ago
56:04
To express ourselves
stephanie ago
56:12
How we feel, in which context, historically
Joy
56:13
To connect with self and with the world
Karen Myers
56:15
Character insight
Deborah Reed
56:16
To live forever.
Edna Z
56:18
capture essence of person beyond image
Aimee Cardoso
56:18
vanity. posterity
Renee.olivarez@lvisd.org
56:19
eye of the beholder
Marty & Bill
56:20
to create beauty
Susan Breidenbach
56:21
Remembrance
Kathy Dolan
56:25
it's a bit of a mystery, all primates are highly motivated to view faces of others
Aishwariya
56:25
peace of mind
Colleen
56:28
so others can remember us
pamelaredding
56:29
To remember those we love
Heather L
56:30
to capture a moment in time
Kira Sandoval
56:30
Proof of existence and for memory
Simonsen family
56:33
for history, to pass down
Yvonne Valdez
56:36
A moment in time…
Lynn Schramm
56:50
reflect on interesting faces
Kate Carey
57:10
I should have mentioned this at the outset, this is a special treat to co-present with Auriel Garza from the Kimbell Art Musuem as she also has a McNay connection as our former Semmes Foundation Intern in Museum Studies. Welcome Auriel!
Emily Reynolds
57:22
ego
Kira Sandoval
57:48
the signature! Miro?
stephanie ago
57:50
tHE CAR PICTURE
Laura Celis
57:52
hands
Kate Carey
57:52
YELLOW
Carrie McCravy
57:55
hands
Kathy Dolan
57:55
all the siggly lines
Susan Breidenbach
58:00
Hand
Connie Hatchette Barganier
58:00
Hands!
Deborah Reed
58:02
The exuberant pattern in his suit.
Aishwariya
58:04
Face expression
Luis Garcia Jr
58:05
the hat
Antonia
58:06
Yellow
stephanie ago
58:07
And the pink color stands out
Lynn Schramm
58:11
flat image
Darcy Veach
58:13
Dark colors except background yellow and pink in picture
Aimee Cardoso
58:14
smiley face button
Emily Reynolds
58:28
moving fingers
Kyle Rains
58:29
Elongated hands
Darcy Veach
58:30
flat and wide
Laura Celis
59:02
car in background
Deborah Reed
59:04
Repetition of line
Paul Myers
59:05
dandruff everywhere!
Jean
59:06
his eyebrows
Connie Hatchette Barganier
59:24
He does have fabulous eyebrows!
Kira Sandoval
59:30
gaunt colors
Yvonne Valdez
59:32
What does he have on the left arm?
Carrie McCravy
59:34
Not realistic
Lynn Schramm
59:45
high contrast
Margaret Tassin
59:46
pink around car, pink on the face and hands
stephanie ago
59:46
Rosy cheeks matches the car background (?)
Deborah Reed
59:48
The yellow is more off-putting than appealing.
Karen Myers
59:58
iconography
Cheryl’s iPad (2)cheryl
01:00:04
Hat is too small.
Eli Taylor
01:00:07
greens and reds on face
Darcy Veach
01:00:12
smiley face or howling face?
Connie Hatchette Barganier
01:00:17
He really goes for complementary color contrasts: purple and yellow!
Laura Celis
01:00:27
unshaven face look
stephanie ago
01:00:34
@Darcy feels more like pleasant face
Debbi Wagner
01:00:36
similarity to Picasso’s Stravinsky
Darcy Veach
01:00:38
blue tie but blue chair disappears among the suit folds and stripes
Kathy Dolan
01:00:39
Easy to forget how contemporary for middle class clothing he's wearing
Eli Taylor
01:00:49
personality colors
Deborah Reed
01:01:07
Wonder if this is a celluloid color or a fabric one.
Marty & Bill
01:01:15
relaxed
Carrie McCravy
01:01:18
seems posed
Laura Celis
01:01:19
relaxed
Martha
01:01:24
He looks like he just got out of prison
Darcy Veach
01:01:29
lots of stripes - chair and yellow stripe are horizontal. Most wavy or vertical
TCL A501DL
01:01:32
I am struck by the disproportion between the different elements
Eli Taylor
01:01:32
alert but tension
Marilyn Camp
01:01:33
thoughtful
Deborah Reed
01:01:33
Posturing--he's adopting an upper-class pose.
Lynn kenny
01:01:37
so relaxed
Darcy Veach
01:01:42
stoic or arrogant
Sonya
01:01:42
He looks disheveled.
Aishwariya
01:01:44
He wants to buy the Car
Rosemary Hickman
01:01:48
Agree with Deborah, kind of pompous?
Margaret Tassin
01:01:49
What is happening under his left arm? Is that periwinkle and yellow stripe the chair? If yes, then it is really cutting into his body.
Paula Chalk
01:01:52
He looks pensive.
Pam Lovall
01:01:54
looks like he's taking it all in.
Family
01:02:00
suit doesn't fit wee
halahshaheen
01:02:06
Reminds me of our Kirchner
Darcy Veach
01:02:13
he has the car. He has made his goals
Emily Reynolds
01:02:14
he appears to be floating, not really sitting on something,
Carolyn Wiggins
01:02:20
Right hand looks deformed. Like he’s protecting it
Lynn Schramm
01:02:39
is the car a “photograph”
Deborah Reed
01:02:39
Working class hands.
Kira Sandoval
01:02:41
the way he holds his hands crossed & the squiggly lines for his hands remind me of how people hold them when they are nervous
Rosemary Hickman
01:02:42
Halah, the face is also reminding me of the Gleizes
Darlene Boudreaux
01:02:46
Weird wrinkles in his pant leg. Why is it wrinkled that particular way?
pamelaredding
01:03:00
Hands follow the lines of the suit
Sonya
01:03:11
Looks like an extension of his hands.
Yvonne Valdez
01:03:22
He is probably crossing his leg.
Darcy Veach
01:03:26
jacket over leg, not a pant leg?
Madelyn
01:03:39
What’s under his arm??
Leticia Alaniz
01:03:43
He looks like a 1930s speakeasy liquor dealer
Joy
01:03:45
is date on bottom say 1918?
Deborah Reed
01:03:48
I've always thought this was an aspirational portrait, but the chair is a working class chair.
Sterling Lauer
01:03:57
While on a school tour, a young girl observed that "his clothes are too big for him"!
Jode Johnson
01:03:58
similar to car photo
Kathy Dolan
01:05:20
likely painted during the last year of WWI?
Darlene Boudreaux
01:05:37
It’s 1918 and he’s not wearing a mask!
Kira Sandoval
01:06:12
Darlene - good catch on that historical moment!
Rosemary Hickman
01:06:16
@Darlene, quarantine fatigure
stephanie ago
01:06:51
Picasso influence in that self portrait maybe?
Deborah Reed
01:07:25
The shirt in the self portrait shows an awareness of cubism
Deborah Reed
01:08:35
Interesting that Kimbell portrait has black outline around body, his self-portrait had a faint light halo.
Margaret Tassin
01:08:44
Van Gogh influence in the Casany portrait.
Connie Hatchette Barganier
01:08:53
Literary connection… Ernest Hemingway loved Miró’s work and even owned an early landscape: “The Farm” (1920–21) now at the National Gallery, in DC.
Kira Sandoval
01:09:26
The majority of these apses are now in a museum in Barcelona at MNAC!
Deborah Reed
01:09:45
Note folds in Christ's robes and technique for modeling, versus the stripes in Miro's suit pattern.
Connie Hatchette Barganier
01:10:16
@Deborah, fascinating comparison!
Kate Carey
01:11:05
looks like feathers and flowers mixed together in her hat
Deborah Reed
01:12:17
Gertrude Stein's brother said Woman with a Hat was the ugliest smear of paint he ever saw, then he bought the canvas.
Karen Myers
01:12:49
Much greater interest in pattern and color than in character of sitter. Interesting link between medieval art and iconography and abstract art.
stephanie ago
01:12:54
Gustave Courbet is one of my favorites!!
Kathy Dolan
01:13:09
So I just realized he's not wearing a chauffeur's uniform, so possibly showing his ambition to become an artist?
Kate Carey
01:13:13
love that Deborah--the painting definitely elicited reactions
Debbi Wagner
01:14:35
Stephanie I think too and vice versa there similarities especially to Picasso later drawing of Stravinsky 1920
Deborah Reed
01:14:46
Good catch Kathy.
Deborah Reed
01:15:52
When the sculpture first came to the Kimbell, it was a different color. This two-color patina was added. I've often wondered why it was chosen.
Connie Hatchette Barganier
01:15:53
I have wondered if the reference to the family’s chauffeur business is a touch ironic… given Heriberto’s artistic ambitions
Darlene Boudreaux
01:17:03
I took my 8-year-old grandson to the Kimbell last year and just walked through the gallery. He stopped in front of this portrait and just stared at it for several minutes. He mentioned the colors as being so fascinating for him. This is a boy who’d never been to an art museum for him, but I suspect this particular portrait is one that will remain in his memory from that day. Thanks for walking us through this.
Laura Celis
01:17:26
he appears to be wearing cufflinks
Connie Hatchette Barganier
01:17:29
@Darlene, I love that!
Rosemary Hickman
01:17:37
Connie, I’m imagining a conversation between friends looking at Heriberto’s portrait and Miro anticipating them saying, What, no car?
Lynn Schramm
01:17:42
the car picture in purple competes for attention
Kathy Dolan
01:17:44
I think it's more a typical best suit, uniforms looked more stereotypical, kind of military, right?
Kira Sandoval
01:18:08
What a beautiful memory, Darlene!
Deborah Reed
01:18:16
One can see comfort between artist and sitter.
Connie Hatchette Barganier
01:18:31
It’s interesting to compare their relationship to more traditional patron/painter relationships
Deborah Reed
01:18:49
It will get better.
Susan Breidenbach
01:18:54
Finish college
Darlene Boudreaux
01:19:01
This too shall pass.
Darcy Veach
01:19:04
experiment
stephanie ago
01:19:12
You’re learning, it hurts, but you’ll learn and you’ll be wise next time
Simonsen family
01:19:14
Let it go…
stephanie ago
01:19:18
Live loud!
Juliet
01:19:18
Follow our passion vs expectations
Margaret Tassin
01:19:18
You are thinner than you think.
Carey Clement Jr
01:19:22
Travel more often
kim robberson
01:19:25
explore art
Luci Scott
01:19:26
I’m only 6
Emily Reynolds
01:19:31
Travel
Jackie Battreal
01:19:32
Relax!
Heather L
01:19:33
it's all part of the process
Kira Sandoval
01:19:34
don't say anything to yourself you wouldn't say to your best friend
Leticia Alaniz
01:19:35
Learn from other cultures
Jean
01:19:36
Try more things
Deborah Reed
01:19:38
Don't hide your innate intelligence.
Debbi Wagner
01:19:42
don’t always sacrifice the present for the future
Eli Taylor
01:19:47
learn languages
Laura Stout
01:19:48
Don't take yourself too seriously
sharon
01:19:52
Compound interest is important $
Marty & Bill
01:19:54
hang in there - you will accomplish a lot
Kyle Rains
01:20:01
Don’t be afraid
Deborah Reed
01:20:05
Sharon is the wise one.
Yvonne Valdez
01:20:17
Accept your individuality.
Aishwariya
01:20:19
Learn. Live. Play
Darcy Veach
01:20:19
be kind to yourself and you'll be kinder to others
Antonia
01:20:25
cultures
Pam Lovall
01:20:31
Keep painting and doing art.
Renee.olivarez@lvisd.org
01:20:31
Enjoy your body!
Pam Lovall
01:20:53
Love liberally.
Linda Moncrief
01:20:55
pursue your dreams, decide priorities, don't be jack of all interests but master of none!
Juan
01:20:58
I'm 25 for only 13 more days. This advice is resonating hard.
Darlene Boudreaux
01:20:59
Visit more art museums! Listen to lots of different styles of music!
Kathy Dolan
01:21:14
Think more deeply about your values and how to bring them forward in your day to day life
Juliet
01:21:14
Good one Pam!!! Yes. Don't stop creating.
Darcy Veach
01:21:19
Happy birthday, Juan!
Juan
01:21:35
almost! @Darcy!
Darlene Boudreaux
01:21:37
The pony tail
Deborah Reed
01:21:42
Lack of color = lack of emotion?
Laura Celis
01:21:48
triangle usage
Rosemary Hickman
01:21:51
Rattan chair
Connie Hatchette Barganier
01:21:52
Shapes!
Carey Clement Jr
01:21:53
Picasso’s take on da Vinci’s “Mona Lisa” (hand placement, body posture)
Paula Chalk
01:21:54
monochromatic
Kira Sandoval
01:21:55
hands are the same as the last portrait
Kyle Rains
01:21:56
the media
Edna Z
01:21:58
youth
Edna Z
01:22:04
calm
Carolyn Wiggins
01:22:05
Here, right hand over left.
Darlene Boudreaux
01:22:05
Hands are crossed
Darcy Veach
01:22:05
grays and whites, little black even
kim robberson
01:22:07
shapes
Janet
01:22:07
Angles vs. curves
Lynn Schramm
01:22:08
facing to the side
stephanie ago
01:22:11
Huge pony tail
Leticia Alaniz
01:22:11
The T nose
Margaret Tassin
01:22:13
the neck and collar
Darcy Veach
01:22:14
no mouth!
Yvonne Valdez
01:22:21
her shadow is only her face
Mary Russell
01:22:25
no mouth
Karen Myers
01:22:25
Reduction to geometric forms
Kathy Dolan
01:22:25
this looks like some of the bentwood furniture at La Californie?
Luci Scott
01:22:25
Her neck is so long
Martha
01:22:28
non prominent eyes
Lynn Schramm
01:22:45
chair is more realistic
Linda Moncrief
01:22:46
🎨 Happy Birthday, Juan!🎂
ann.martinez@austintexas.gov
01:23:04
Looks like Judy Jetson :)
Connie Hatchette Barganier
01:23:05
I love how both artists really enjoy the formal possibilities of the sitters’ outfits.
Yvonne Valdez
01:23:06
no mouth does this mean to keep quiet
Juliet
01:23:07
Imperfect perfection. Shadows & shapes are not what is always expected. Truw to self expression.
Debbi Wagner
01:23:08
very upright posture
Aishwariya
01:23:12
Not proportional
Lynn Schramm
01:23:24
neck
Mary Russell
01:23:26
cubism
Yvonne Valdez
01:23:29
Her face
Family
01:23:31
He signed it at the top
Deborah Reed
01:23:33
long neck, an old mannerist trope
Darcy Veach
01:23:33
big right hand
Pam Lovall
01:23:34
I'm cheating on this because I've seen a docent presentation on this one but she is painted looking in two directions at once.
Kathy Dolan
01:23:35
Is that a Balenciaga jacket/coat?
Martha
01:23:36
her neck
Jean
01:23:39
her neck
Kay JOHNSON
01:23:42
We know her even though her facial features are abreviated
Laura Celis
01:23:43
elongated neck
Sarah Chavarria
01:23:56
lack of mouth
Leticia Alaniz
01:24:01
The right hand has all the fingers shaped oddly
Kate Carey
01:24:08
https://collection.mcnayart.org/objects/112
Darcy Veach
01:24:17
distorted hair on scalp. Odd triangles
Juliet
01:24:18
Shadow of face on wall is not exactly shape of head.
Deborah Reed
01:24:20
Not a hand, is a symbol for a hand
Lynn Schramm
01:24:24
the hair style looks modern
Kate Carey
01:24:37
https://collection.mcnayart.org/objects/112
Renee.olivarez@lvisd.org
01:24:47
I loved doing this portrait in the summer institute!
Rosemary Hickman
01:25:36
Renee, I still have one of the reproductions on my office door!
Aishwariya
01:25:38
Like Caricature
Deborah Reed
01:26:04
The model looks like a young Bridget Bardot.
stephanie ago
01:26:17
She’s on a wheelchair?
Darcy Veach
01:26:30
bentwood rocker I think
stephanie ago
01:26:40
Ah yes! A rocker
Juliet
01:26:41
I think it is a wicker style rocker.
Kira Sandoval
01:27:32
https://www.moma.org/collection/works/79766
Deborah Reed
01:27:41
It seems like he revisited Cubism the rest of his life.
Kira Sandoval
01:27:41
Les Demoiselles d'Avignon ^
stephanie ago
01:28:12
He was “influenced” by African masks, is it not?
Renee.olivarez@lvisd.org
01:28:18
My dad loved for my mom to wear her hair in a ponytail. He would sing that song about Pony tail hanging low
Jode Johnson
01:28:31
reminds him of his youth
Kathy Dolan
01:28:43
I believe during this later period of his life he was revisiting 'masters' of the past, perhaps himself included. There are a lot of pictures during this period with cubist elements...
Kira Sandoval
01:28:51
@ Stephanie, yes, specifically for Les Demoiselles d'Avignon
Darlene SA
01:29:15
where is she now
Darcy Veach
01:29:15
what is her name as an artist?
Renee.olivarez@lvisd.org
01:29:49
I think her youth reminded him of his youth as an artist, fresh feeling and rekindled a love for art and doing it.
Rosemary Hickman
01:30:10
Lydia Corbett is the name that Sylvette David goes by now.
Darcy Veach
01:30:43
given an opportunity, one must have the courage to accept it
Yvonne Valdez
01:31:08
Why did she change her name?
Debbi Wagner
01:31:10
Kathy the masters of the past is interesting because the rectangle behind the sitter reminds me of the traditional window in many Renaissance portraits
Carey Clement Jr
01:31:13
@Renee, also could be possible to show his style of beauty as past masters had, even showing her hands in the style of “Mona Lisa” and her ponytail in the style of Vermeer’s “Girl With A Pearl Earring”
Darlene SA
01:31:16
did she only sit for Picaso?
Mary Russell
01:31:45
She indicated she was very quiet during the Painting — also ,, she had and made the pony tail famous before Bridget Bardo
Darcy Veach
01:32:23
BB around in 1954, I'm pretty sure. Not sure of the pony tail phase
Rosemary Hickman
01:33:20
Yvonne, Corbett is her married name. Sylvette is her middle name.
Deborah Reed
01:33:30
A woman in profile is not a woman with whom you are engaged. She doesn't seem to make eye contact in any of the images we've seen.
stephanie ago
01:33:33
And the curls
Paul Myers
01:33:50
caning in the middle one too
Renee.olivarez@lvisd.org
01:33:51
All of these different works are like the cuts in a jewel. The more cuts make the jewel more valuable. He did not carve away or subtract from the sitter, but explored different views and angles of her.
Janet
01:33:54
One of the chairs in the photo looks to be cane chair.
Darlene Boudreaux
01:34:07
The one on the left
Juliet
01:34:09
What I sher artist name? to s
Laura Celis
01:34:09
center
stephanie ago
01:34:11
Th one on the center, I love color
Emily Reynolds
01:34:14
center
Mary Arno
01:34:14
left
Darlene SA
01:34:15
center
Debbi Wagner
01:34:19
left
Juliet
01:34:19
Left ;)
Monika
01:34:21
center
Renee.olivarez@lvisd.org
01:34:25
center- full of color and he would have to really know me to do it.
Aimee Larson
01:34:28
center
Deborah Reed
01:34:31
Depends on whether I want to be recognized.
Aishwariya
01:34:32
centre
Kay JOHNSON
01:34:33
the downcast eyes give her a mysterious , introverted look.
Connie Hatchette Barganier
01:34:35
I love the center one, but I would say yes to any portrait that Picasso would want to paint!
Marilyn Camp
01:34:36
center
Laura Celis
01:34:49
i love the rectangular lines he puts in
Darcy Veach
01:35:16
the one on the left is less beautiful than she is. the chin looks wrong to me.
Linda Moncrief
01:36:08
tough choice, right, then try to talk him into the middle as well!
Deborah Reed
01:36:23
The portrait on the right has an odd tension between a realistic representation and a stylistic representation of the body.
Karen Myers
01:36:38
It depends on whether you are concerned about personality or form.
Carrie McCravy
01:37:11
Heavy black outlines
Rosemary Hickman
01:37:22
Pinched faces
Darlene Boudreaux
01:37:29
The hands
Mary Arno
01:37:34
hands
Mary Russell
01:37:35
RIght hand over left in both
Yvonne Valdez
01:37:40
hands are on top of each other
Aimee Larson
01:37:53
lots of movement
stephanie ago
01:37:58
Hat and pony tail
Deborah Reed
01:38:00
It would be easier to live with the portrait on the right. The chrome yellow would wear out its welcome very quickly.
stephanie ago
01:38:10
Buttons and suit/coat
Carey Clement Jr
01:38:12
Looking off toward the viewer’s left (more so with Picasso than Miro), almost as if to be in a state of deep thought
Juliet
01:38:12
soft vs sharp edges......I lean more towards Picasso style
Madelyn
01:38:13
slanted eyes
Jode Johnson
01:38:15
backgroud shapes
Renee.olivarez@lvisd.org
01:38:30
Together, the Miro looks more "normal"than it did when we started
Darlene Boudreaux
01:38:32
I love the colors on the Miro
Madelyn
01:38:34
focus on fashion
Aishwariya
01:38:38
Chair, hands, view and something behind this but one is colorful and another bnw
Kyle Rains
01:38:49
Cloisonnism
Deborah Reed
01:38:50
Again, I wonder if his is a celluloid collar rather than a fabric one.
Linda Moncrief
01:38:53
though awkward, both sets of hands look like they belong
Darcy Veach
01:38:54
open cuffs, freeing the hands from the weight of the sleeves
stephanie ago
01:39:01
Miro’s brush strokes are more controlled
Emily Reynolds
01:39:09
I think their own essence comes through.
Renee.olivarez@lvisd.org
01:39:16
Sorry! Normal like portrait like
Renee.olivarez@lvisd.org
01:39:31
The hands are very similar
Aishwariya
01:40:00
curve lines and another straight lines
Madelyn
01:40:10
their posture
Luci Scott
01:40:13
she doesn’t have cllor
Rosemary Hickman
01:40:17
How big is the Miro? Sylvette is big.
Renee.olivarez@lvisd.org
01:40:21
The hands look like the people are comfortable with themselves
Deborah Reed
01:40:22
Obvious visible brushstrokes in both.
Connie Hatchette Barganier
01:40:33
Looking at her long elegant neck and upright stance, he almost appears to slouch a bit in comparison…
Mary Russell
01:40:58
Youth and age
Jean
01:41:17
To me the Miro is a much kinder portrait of the person.
Aishwariya
01:41:36
Neo classic and Modernism
Luci Scott
01:42:24
he doesn’t have a chaere
Paul Myers
01:42:37
Miro is one of my very favorite artists, but I have never cared for his early work. But this discussion has helped. On the other hand, I don’t like Picasso’s art all that much; but I have always loved this portrait of Sylvette. So this has been a great presentation for me!
Connie Hatchette Barganier
01:42:51
The more I look at her face, the more abstract it becomes…
Kathy Dolan
01:42:54
Miro's portrait gives more authentic sense of the person, Picasso's is more trying to project an image not necessarily hers?
Mary Arno
01:43:09
Solvate looks very aloof
Deborah Reed
01:43:13
Miro's ladderback chair is the sort that people would make at home for use. Picasso's Thonet bentwood chair is an example of a machine made chair
Laura Celis
01:43:17
sylvettes right eye is more pronounced then her left
Darcy Veach
01:43:29
square eye and oval eye - like Egyptian - on Sylvette
Carolyn Wiggins
01:43:36
Original bentwood rocker designed by August Thonet
Darcy Veach
01:43:39
Miro
Laura Celis
01:43:47
picasso!
Luci Scott
01:43:47
hi
Juliet
01:43:57
I wonder if Miro painted subject over the background or shaded the bright color around the subject...
Linda Moncrief
01:44:06
or early Picasso
Connie Hatchette Barganier
01:44:18
Tough choice!!!
Kathy Dolan
01:44:28
Surely Miro would be more pleasant person?
Renee.olivarez@lvisd.org
01:44:32
Picasso would make me look strangely pretty instead of strange
Connie Hatchette Barganier
01:44:33
Imagine the conversations during the sittings…
Karen Myers
01:44:33
Black and white and geometric forms are in sharp contrast to curves and colors. Her hands are more open than his.
Aishwariya
01:44:49
Here 11.30 P.M LOL
Aimee Cardoso
01:44:49
THANK YALL !
Darlene Boudreaux
01:44:55
Thanks so much!
Mary Russell
01:44:57
Thank you Hosts — Great sharing
Susan
01:44:58
Thanks to all!
Kay JOHNSON
01:45:02
Miro gives us a look at his subject’s occupation with the painting in the background
Leticia Alaniz
01:45:03
Kate Carey, your earrings are beautiful and you look gorgeous!
Sharon Gammie
01:45:06
So enjoyable, thank you!
Laura Celis
01:45:10
Thankyou!! :)
Kyle Rains
01:45:11
Thank you - very enlightening and lots of fun. Would love to do it again..
Renee.olivarez@lvisd.org
01:45:11
Loved these! Thank you so much for continuing them!!!
Mary Arno
01:45:12
Great!
Karen Myers
01:45:13
Thank you!
Connie Hatchette Barganier
01:45:15
Great job, facilitators!!!
Aishwariya
01:45:16
Thank you so much, see in diff perspective
Antonia
01:45:20
thank u
Janet
01:45:21
This was great !!!!!!
Darcy Veach
01:45:21
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Gloria Valdez
01:45:25
Thank You
Kim McRee
01:45:26
great program. Thank you!
stephanie ago
01:45:28
Amazing as always, thank you very much!
sharon
01:45:29
Thank you!
Simonsen family
01:45:30
thank you all!!
Linda Moncrief
01:45:30
Thanks
Sue Jordan
01:45:33
thanks!
Susan Myers
01:45:35
Thanks for these great virtual field trips.
Juliet
01:45:42
Thank you for this opportunity!
ann.martinez@austintexas.gov
01:45:42
Thank you
Victoria Wood
01:45:45
Thank you!!
Pam Lovall
01:45:59
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Kira Sandoval
01:45:59
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Debbi Wagner
01:46:00
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Yvonne Valdez
01:46:01
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Heather L
01:46:26
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Antonia
01:46:26
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Luci Scott
01:46:30
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