This week we have been regaled with reports and pictures from The Artist's recent visit to Washington, DC. I will spare you the regaling and just present images with appropriate comments of mine. First, photos of The Artist, suitably dressed for once, with her artwork:
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| Honey and I are quite proud to see our work displayed. This is titled "Love One Another" |
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| The Artist and the artwork, "God, Abram, and a Starry Night" will not both fit in the frame. I chose to eliminate The Artist |
The exhibition was SACRED THREADS. It is a biennial and we here at The Studio are
proud to say that this is the second time our work has been selected to be a small part of this prestigious event. The liturgical banner was one of 35 that hang in the sanctuary of
Floris United Methodist Church, where they will remain until October.
It did not surprise the staff that The Artist wandered hither and yon as she is wont to do.
Some of her photos are quite pleasant:
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| Here George and Martha, other guests at The Artist's lodging place, discuss The Artist's plan for the evening. |
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| The evening plans included visiting some of our national monuments. |
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| This is the Washington National Cathedral, where members of her BFF's home church were honored to participate in a service that coincided with the ladies' visit |
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| Inside the Cathedral; Honey is especially taken with the colorful light. |
Lastly, here is The Artist working in The Congressional Cemetery. The grave she is
working with (she would like me to note that she received permission before
proceeding) is that of John Phillip Sousa, composer of many of my favorite marches.
I am very interested in her plans for this work. She also has a rubbing from
the grave of Matthew Brady, one of the first photo journalists.
Respectfully submitted,
Houdini
Studio Supervisor
2 August 2015
Post script: I am aware I am 2 days late in this submission,
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