I didn’t realize it had been stolen, but they recovered it shortly after as I’ve seen it at the museum. Recovered in 1990: www.nytimes.com/1990/12/07/a...

Right Manet told her not to. I’m just saying that she was the only woman invited. It’s not that other women refused or didn’t have the courage.

No.

Why is this Stolen art? Also the emphasis here is wrong. Morisot was the only woman *invited* to participate until 1879 when Degas invited Marie Bracquemond and Mary Cassatt.

😬 WTF

I'm amused at the thought that Lincoln's original bathroom was floor-to-ceiling marble.

If you don’t have color images, then I think that’s stranger, but I haven’t tried to publish a book like that so I don’t really know.

This feels normal to me if you're going to have color images.

I’m doing a blend of the above. Free writing on readings, required collaborative annotations on the readings via Adobe Acrobat Cloud, and reading quizzes. I think I’m just going to do weekly comments and quizzes next semester for consistency.

Can you link to it? Thanks!

What collection is it in/where did you find it?

The research I’m presenting is not yet published anywhere, but on Abbéma’s self-fashioning, you could see Miranda Mason’s dissertation on Bernhardt’s sculpture. On Abbéma generally there’s a brief biography by Denise Gellini and a MA thesis by Tristan Cordeil, which are the easiest sources to access

What airport are you subtweeting specifically? 😂