Women’s Place in History When I look at the portrait of the Lavoisier’s by David, I find that the real center of the piece is Marie Anne Lavoisier. Looking at it with fresh eyes I cannot believe that I had not seen it before. Everything about it says I— Marie Anne— am what this pieceContinue reading “The Art of Revision Part 3”
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The Art of Revision Part 2
Where Science and Art Meet: The Path of Innovation “The arts and sciences are essential to the prosperity of the state and to the ornament and happiness of human life” -George Washington We continue the journey sparked by revisiting my opinion, or more accurately my initial dismissal, of the portrait of Antoine and Marie AnneContinue reading “The Art of Revision Part 2”
The Art of Revision
There is a gut feeling I get while pondering that sets me off in a wandering quest— a meander. It might take me to discover new territory, but sometimes it might bring me to a territory already visited. I think it is important to allow ourselves to wander in those spaces — new and old.Continue reading “The Art of Revision”
Sense of Wonder 