NIce gesture - badly executed
Howdy!
Some guy named Bernard Mendelman writes about Canadian art for The Suburban. Great idea. Unfortunately he writes things like 'G.A. Reid (1860-1947) recounted incidents from his life as a boy on the farm in Wingham, Ontario. In Family Prayer, 1892, Reid uses light in the painting as a metaphor: the light of the spirit.' There is no other mention of Mr. Reid anywhere else in the article, nor is it mentioned where his paintings are located, or why Mr. Mendelman thought Mr. Reid worthy of 34 words.
Some guy named Bernard Mendelman writes about Canadian art for The Suburban. Great idea. Unfortunately he writes things like 'G.A. Reid (1860-1947) recounted incidents from his life as a boy on the farm in Wingham, Ontario. In Family Prayer, 1892, Reid uses light in the painting as a metaphor: the light of the spirit.' There is no other mention of Mr. Reid anywhere else in the article, nor is it mentioned where his paintings are located, or why Mr. Mendelman thought Mr. Reid worthy of 34 words.
posted by Zeke's, the Montreal Art Gallery on 12.10.06
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