#cornish nh

[lakeseasky]

saint-gaudens summer home and studio

[artfuledge]

Saint-Gaudens When He Is Not at Home We think of Saint-Gaudens as our Cornish NH neighbor.  A major exhibition of his work recently opened at the Currier Museum in Manchester NH. Here is my latest for my blog ArtfulEdge.

[artfuledge]

Opera North Sings, Circus Swings Oh yes, bringing it to the Blow-Me-Down Farm in historic Cornish NH

[mmwm]

How Much There Was Outside My Little World

How Much There Was Outside My Little World

On arriving in Paris, after the usual inevitable agony of a dreary, maddening, and hopeless search for a studio, racing from one side of the city to the other, and back and forth, I found a place in a charming little garden-like passage in the Rue de Bagneux, of which there are so many in out-of-the-way corners of Paris, the mere existence of which makes life worth living. — from The…

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[artfuledge]

$150,000 Grant to Opera North To Restore Blow-Me-Down Farm It pays to be in the audience at the opening of Madama Butterfly when breaking news is announced.

[artfuledge]

Blow-Me-Down Farm: A Park for the Arts? Opera North. The historic property, now part of Saint-Gaudens National Historic Site. A marriage made in heaven! Please read and share. Link is below:

[therealholdencaulfield]

Much as I hate to share anything from the NY Post, this slideshow of Salinger's Cornish, NH home is pretty fascinating:

Inside J.D. Salinger’s $679K New Hampshire home

[therealholdencaulfield]

Another image of Salinger from the forthcoming documentary and book. This one shows the author at home in Cornish, NH with Emily Maxwell, the wife of New Yorker editor William Maxwell.

No mustache, however.

(via Caught in the Camera’s Eye: How J.D. Salinger Film Was Kept Secret | Valley News)