A gift from afar 🕊️ When Van Gogh moved to France, he kept in touch with his mother through letters. But sometimes words weren't enough, so he turned to painting. Vincent made this painting of their village church for his mother to cheer her up after she broke her leg.
'Boulevard de Clichy and the Corner of the Rue de Douai.' (1904) Pierre Bonnard said about his own day and age that 'few people know how to see, to see well, to see fully.' In our visual age, it's truer now.
It was one of the first times I ever scored a backstage pass. I wandered into Black Sabbath’s dressing room with my tape recorder and a copy of our local underground paper, the San Diego Door, and asked Ozzy Osbourne for this interview.
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Leonora Carrington, bas-relief on the home she shared with Max Ernst, Saint-Martin-d’Ardeche (depicting Ernst on the left, Carrington on the right), via World of Interiors