Likin' LACMA

April 2014

My whirlwind trip to visit Becky in Los Angeles included a stop at LACMA - Los Angeles County Museum of Art.  My Art Study Club would have been proud of me - and jealous.  We could have spent two days studying the beautiful, famous works of art.  Two hours wasn't nearly long enough. 

Jackson Pollock's "Number 1" - 1949

And because I started my career with AT & T, I have to include Andy Warhol's "Telephone" - 1961.

I didn't note the artist, but I love mixed media and Easter was right around the corner.

Pablo Picasso's "Portrait of Sebastian Juner Vidal" - 1903

Andy Warhol's "Campell Soup Can" -  1964

"The Dancers" by Edgar Degas, 1898

"Still Life with Bread and Fruit" by Diego Rivera, 1917

Auguste Rodin's "Eve" - 1881

And then there was an installation of dresses by designer icon Diane Von Furstenberg.  The collection featured her infamous wrap dress.

Her designs ARE works of art, and I was thrilled to see them...

until I was overtaken with grief.  I spotted my all-time favorite dress...a dress I wore to its death and miss to this day.  

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