This has all the makings of a Tea Gallery favorite: its very coloring is tea-like (black tea, no milk), and there's an affectionate kitty cat that bears a slight resemblance to Moofer giving his or her human a little nudge. Madame's hair borders on O'Brien from Downton Abbey, though the sleeves of her dress make her seem like she might enjoy appearing on posters for Henri Toulouse-Lautrec. I'm sure I'm stepping on all kinds of toes on that, but the styles do blend somewhat to the only slightly trained eye.
I am trying to increase my knowledge of Art History, beyond the Pre-Raphaelites, Impressionists and Dutch Masters. I wouldn't put myself in the category of Expert for these either. Anyway, I read up on these things and visit museums for my own pleasure, so I can move at my own pace. It's the most serene type of learning.
Why yes, Madame, I will have another.
I am trying to increase my knowledge of Art History, beyond the Pre-Raphaelites, Impressionists and Dutch Masters. I wouldn't put myself in the category of Expert for these either. Anyway, I read up on these things and visit museums for my own pleasure, so I can move at my own pace. It's the most serene type of learning.
Why yes, Madame, I will have another.
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