PARIS PROMENADE
Today, Monsieur Perrin and I went to see the Boldini exhibit at Le Petit Palais. It was a cool
and windy day, but we ventured out and so glad we did…this artist blew my gloves off.
Boldini was an Italian painter from Ferrara who lived and worked in Paris during the late
19th century and became a highly sought after portraitist for those in high society.
and windy day, but we ventured out and so glad we did…this artist blew my gloves off.
Boldini was an Italian painter from Ferrara who lived and worked in Paris during the late
19th century and became a highly sought after portraitist for those in high society.
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Bolini’s subjects appear moreanimated than other great portraitists’. There’s an airy and ethereal quality about them that drawers the viewer in. They are often seated on the same Louis XV painted bench with silk cushion-a very simple yet elegant backdrop.
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Mr Perrin eyeing the pretty ladies. I’ve always told him it doesnt matter where you get your appetite so long as you come home for dinner!
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