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Tag Archives: Fiction
Books I Loved in 2025
This is of course an abbreviated list as it seems impossible to name them all. As an obsessive reader, the kind that has a hundred books stacked by her bed at all times to rotate and shuffle like treasured rings … Continue reading
An Object of Beauty
Just finished Steve Martin‘s latest novel “An Object of Beauty,” which came out last November and it is so good! It centers on an uber-ambitious young art dealer in NYC in the 90’s and how she works her way up. … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Books, Media/Publishing
Tagged Alice Neel, An Object of Beauty, Art, Art Collecting, Art world, Artists, Balthus, Brisbane, Christina's World, Classic Painting, Dorothea Tanning, Eric Fischl, Fiction, Francis Bacon, Great Art Collections, Great Books 2010, John Singer Sargent, Literature, London Museums, Max Ernst, Multi-tasking Talent, Museum of Fine Art Boston, New Books, Queensland Art Gallery/Gallery of Modern Art, Steve Martin, Surrealism, Tate London
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