Pierre Bonnard
Friday, February 06, 2009
Metropolitan Museum Curator Dita Amory on the first exhibit to focus entirely on Pierre Bonnard’s late interiors and still lifes. You can view a slideshow of the exhibit here.
Event: Dita Amory will be speaking as part of an afternoon of talks about Pierre Bonnard
Sunday, February 8 at 2 pm
The Grace Rainey Rogers Auditorium
The Metropolitan Museum of Art
For more information, visit the Metropolitan’s website.
Event: Dita Amory will be speaking as part of an afternoon of talks about Pierre Bonnard
Sunday, February 8 at 2 pm
The Grace Rainey Rogers Auditorium
The Metropolitan Museum of Art
For more information, visit the Metropolitan’s website.
Guests:
Dita Amory
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Comments [3]
We loved the Bonnard exhibit, saw so much new in the artist's work, did not think the audio was well done, thought the printed exhibit information was more helpful, and your interview with Ms. Amory brought out even more. thank you.
Please have Ms. Amory on again. She is such a compelling guest and her conversation with Leonard about the Bonnard show represents of the best of what WNYC has to offer.
Well-done!
Peter Stamelman
I've written and produced a play that is based on the relationship of Pierre Bonnard to Marthe and his models. I am very interested in sharing this piece of work with anyone who is interested. Would love to tell Leonard all about it. :)
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