Tag Archives: Niccolò Paganini
Six Pictures on an Avocado-colored Wall: Their Stories
The Wall and the Pictures The color of the walls was chosen and applied by Leo, Eva’s son, when this was his room. I thought it too bold but, by the time he moved away to university, I had grown … Continue reading →
Posted in Essays, Memoirs
|
Tagged "Portrait of Marie Jeanette de Lange”, Alaska, Alexander K. Pavellas, Anders Zorn, August Saint-Gaudens, August Strindberg, Baranoff Island, Berkeley, California, Dee Longenbaugh, G. Sieverding, George Demetrious Papagegeorge-palladius, Harriette Eugenia Anderson, Heinrich Rottman., Jan Toorop, Jim Lucas, Juneau, Mary Genevieve Harpending Papageorge, Nestor Harpending Palladius, Niccolò Paganini, Paris, Paul Signac, Père Lachaise Cemetery, Pointillism, Regina Andersson, Rijksmuseum, San Francisco Greek Historical Society, Santa Maria della Salute 1904, Sitka, Stockholm, The Holy Trinity Icon, WQXR
|
2 Comments
