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I recommend your website frequently to fellow artists and know they enjoy the fruits of your research. And its nice to know I'm not the only nut about JSS! I used to walk by his house on Tite St. in Chelsea when visiting my son in London. He lived nearby so it wasn't out of the way but it did qualify me as a "groupie"for Sargent.
Briefly, I'm an artist now living in the Seattle area - Bainbridge Island which is across from the city. A great view with a rural lifestyle. My husband and I moved here 6 years ago to be nearer to three of our four sons and grandchildren in San Francisco. Though my husband is retired I am not..I paint portraits on commission and paint still -lifes and landscapes as well.
Sargent said one needs to paint everything well in to paint portraits, So true .
You might like to add the ANDERS ZORN link for your site. They both painted Isabelle Stewart Gardner. He was a contemporary of Sargent and handled paint in a similar way.
Keep up the great work.
All the best,
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January 31, 2003
A major exhibition of Sargent's art is opening in LA called "Sargent and Italy"
January 30, 2003
In August of 2002 Talkcity, the server where this site was first housed, went under. Amazingly, I was that close (Natasha holds up her finger and thumb) to losing everything. By pure dumb luck, I had started the JSSGallery.org the previous summer and had been moving a lot of the pages over to the new server. When Talkcity bit the dust with all those other Dot.coms (I guess there really isn't any free lunch) I had the core pages moved.
Believe it or not, it's still not completely moved (what's not moved just comes up as a failed link now) but I find that revisiting something I've done once is kind of like pulling teeth.
Now six months later, I ask myself, what's new?
The thing has been growing organically, but for you long time fans of Sargent and this site, I'm sure it must be about as exciting as watching grass grow. One big thing has changed, at least as it relates to my thinking of "what's new". I decided, instead of running it like a personal journal of my discovery and pegging day by day what I do, I really needed to work on getting the site into a cohesive body and that meant, at least up until now, stepping away from my announcements. I needed to focus on filling out some of the text on some of the paintings and explaining who these other people are in and around Sargent's life.
Accentually, I've seen the site growing in terms of levels of complexity. The first thing, of course, was to get images of Sargent's work online. That was pretty basic. Secondly, was to connect these paintings within the chronology of his life so a person could understand Sargent's own progression. That is, and remains, the main format of the whole website, and personally I think the most interesting and rather unique way in which to understand the artist. But once I have that in place, and I think it's pretty much in place now (and only continues to grow as I add paintings) I wanted the reader to be able to move horizontally as well as vertically. In other words, I wanted a reader to be able to move around the site in different ways beyond just from the thumbnail pages and depending on the level of complexity that they wanted to explore. The best example of this is my take on Venice -- and all the paintings related to Santa Maria della Salute grouped together -- for example.
I think you can see how easily these things can develop such as his mural work at the Boston Public Library, or the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston; and then there is the essay in Harpers magazine by Henry James and more recently the excerpt I've included from W. Graham Robertson autobiography which I find wonderfully fascinating.
That has been my general idea, but its all kind of loosely held together by vague notions. I mean I don't sit down each time and say "this is what I'm going to work on and will keep at it until it's done." Quite honestly I'd get bored, and would have given up a long time ago.
Another huge evolution in my thinking is in how I approach the forum section. It has become very clear that instead of having a separate section of forum entries, I needed to attach the letters right under each painting where they apply -- that is for those that are one painting specific. I've also discovered that I needed to get out of the way and let people say what they have to say. By impulse, I felt it was impolite to not respond, but I see more and more that it doesn't work that way from a reader's standpoint - some things I don't need to show a response from me. The problem with having the letters at the painting page, of course, is in linking them at a forum index -- it's a taxing problem and consumes a lot of time -- that I haven't yet worked out.
Many of my friends who have written find that I haven't responded to some very good input they sent. This has been the most frustrating thing to me. My "to do" list grows longer and I might have alienate some people from wanting to add more -- you got to jump while the iron is hot or they lose interest -- which is understandable. I have items from last August still unresolved -- what can I say, there is only a finite amount of time and the number of balls in the air only grows more numerous.
As I read back over this list of logistics, I realize I'm not doing my "what's new" entry any justice. The thing that propels me forward is the endless fascination of the discovery. Very little time is actually devoted to thinking about logistics, rather what I hope to find in the next harvest of this amazing artist -- his art and the people apart of his life, as well as where it may take me. It's really a shame I can't bottle the experience, capture it in some way and let you experience it in the same way I have. Each new page uploaded, each new side bar off onto another artist is almost like an epiphany for me -- a "Wow" moment -- a discovery. It's like a drug and it doesn't really matter what I set my microscope on to get that rush. It's silly, I realize, but there are clearly benefits to being easily entertained.
I'm trying to think back at some of those more memorable "wow" moments this past six months. Seeing things and how they are interconnected is a big one for me, such as seeing Carolus-Duran's "Danae" to Sargent's Sketch of Cellini's "Perseus"; The sketches of the Queen mother by Sargent and then the paintings by Philip Alexius de Laszlo. There is Sargent's "At the Forge" and Edwin Austin Abbey's "Men at an Anvil". Another form of a rush for me is when I hear from decedents of one of the people painted by Sargent such as when Fred de Bradeny and his mother wrote about Mrs. George Swinton and then learning she is related to Tilda Swinton (or I suppose it's the other way around); and when Alexandre Tissot Demidoff wrote about Princess Demidoff and the beautifully rich and colorful family history -- My God, it ties in with Napoleon Bonaparte, those beautiful Italian Villas, and with connections to so many other artists -- those pages aren't completely finished yet.
Some of the things that tickles my fancy are pretty basic, but even in their relative simplicity I find it endlessly fascinating -- You could call them the juxtaposition pages. Instead of just citing another artists work that Sargent copied from or worked with, you can actually see an image of the work -- that always gives me that "Wow" moment, such as Meeting of Mary and Elisabeth after Luca della Robbia; and a big one was the Duke of Marlborough and Families in Juxtaposition with Joshua Reynolds' painting.
Of some of the single paintings that had a high "Wow" moment were Eleanore Duse both in the story and the power of the painting; Miss Carey Thomas and her life story along with how she related to Mary E. Garrett and The Four Doctors.
Zuleika was a big one because it tied in with Max Beerbohm and I have fun comparing the Bibles version of the story of Joseph and the Qur'an's version and then reading about Max's book (which I haven't explained yet). Sargent's "Tamara Karsavina in the Title Role of 'Thamar'" was another one of those moments because I had always found the drawing odd and as a result really was curious as to who she was.
These are just some of the highlights
Still, the story here is not about what I've been up to as much as it's about what others have done to help. It has been from you, the reader, that has shaped the evolution of this site more than anything else and continues to be the source of an endless pool of inspiration for me.
Matt Davies, an Edwardian aficionado bar none, has stepped out of nowhere and has contributed enormously -- helping me connect dots with many of these images and names. He has certainly defined the standard of a friend of the JSS Gallery and has been very understanding of the glacier speed by which I move.
Let me give you an example of what I think is the coolest thing -- Wings of a butterfly I call them. Back in 1999 (I think) Bert sent me a scan of a "wee fridge magnet" of a painting by Boldini of Lady Decies. In April 2002, three years later, Nicholas F. Warner wrote about her bing his father's godmother. In the summer of 2002, Matt Davies, got the books Nicholas was talking about, read them, and then wrote a piece on Lady Decies, and then just this last month Andrew Moore followed up with some additional things -- I mean to tell you -- WOW! That is just so cool and it all started by a simple gesture from Bert which had nothing to do with me. Who knew what that gesture would eventually create in the reverberations and waves that came after. . . .
You see, this just doesn't translate as profoundly as it happens in "real time"; but all this shows up unsolicited in my e-mailbox, unannounced -- Bingo -- it's just there one day -- like a present. It's incredibly rewarding to see that other people have embrace what I'm trying to do -- and I got to tell you these people are, quite obviously, bright, educated, sophisticated individuals -- the exact target audience I like to think of myself writing to.
So what's new? . . . .
A lot.
Back in September Michele Lener, from Italy wrote about a major exhibition of Sargent's art which ran from September through January 6th at the Palazzo dei Diamanti in Florence called "Sargent and Italy". The link he sent showed imaged of about a dozen new paintings I hadn't had at my site. The show has more than 75 paintings relating to Sargent's connection to that culturally rich country. Back here in the States, things are gearing up as the show is coming to open at the at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) on February 2nd. And a new book is out which companies the exhibition. The show will run from February 2 through May 11 and then travel to the Denver Art Museum: June 28 through September 21, 2003.
So what's new? . . . . . well, the fun, of course, has been letting you find out for yourself -- leaving little presents for you to unwrap. I have written text on more than a dozen paintings (maybe two-dozen), added better and/or larger images on many more, Matt Davies' has submitted a huge number of "mug" drawings and profile bios as well as a section on Philip Alexius de Laszlo which has all kinds of parallels to Sargent. There have been a number of other artists that I continue to work on -- which you can see the list grow from the Thumbnail Index page. There have been a number of people who have sent me links to new paintings or scanned images which I continually find in my mailbox.
I think it's safe to say, that if you haven't been through my site since last August 9th, it's changed a lot.
To all the friends of the JSS Gallery, I can't thank you enough for your help and support. I haven't fogotten you -- just been very busy trying to make this even better.
Best wishes
Natasha Wallace
From: Maurizio Ruzzi
Congratulations for the wonderful site. . . Also, in case you don't know, a link you may find interesting is the Derby museum. The site is not that much, but I find Joseph Wright a very interesting artist, and there it is possible to find much more reproductions of his artworks than anywhere else.
In fact I just wanted to collaborate a bit and the comments above where the first things that came to my mind. Congratulations again,
Maurizio Ruzzi
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November, 2010 in St. Petersburg
- Wedding: Saint Petersburg Women's Club
- Dining: Yaya's Flame Broiled Chicken
- Hotel: Best Western Gateway Inn
- Attractions: Beach Theatre
- Dining: Arigato Japanese Steak House: St Pete
- Attractions: Clearwater Marine Aquarium Inc
- Dining: Big Dan's a/k/a the Pub
- Attractions: DBC
- Dining: Billy's Stone Crab Seafood
- Attractions: Lowry Park Zoo
- Dining: Bonefish Grill
- Attractions: Museum of Fine Arts
- Dining: Chick-fil-A
- Attractions: Salvador Dali Museum
- Dining: Crab Shack Restaurant
- Attractions: Weedon Island Preserve
- Dining: Fish Tales
- Beaches & Preserves: Boyd Hill Nature Park
- Dining: Garden Restaurant
- Beaches & Preserves: City of St Petersburg: Sunken Gardens
- Dining: Harvey's 4th Street Grill
- Beaches & Preserves: Clearwater Beach
- Dining: Hurricane
- Beaches & Preserves: Ft. De Soto Beach
- Dining: Jo-Jo's In Citta
- Beaches & Preserves: Sawgrass Lake Park
- Dining: Lee Garden Chinese Restaurant
- Groceries, Etc. : ABC Liquors
- Dining: Moon Under Water
- Groceries, Etc. : Mazzaro Coffee & Italian Market
- Dining: Paisano's Pizza N Pasta
- Groceries, Etc. : Pasadena Liquors
- Dining: Texas Cattle Co
- Groceries, Etc. : Publix Grocery
- Dining: Yaya's Flame Broiled Chicken
Saint Petersburg Women's Club
40 Snell Isle Blvd NESt Petersburg, FL 33704
"It was a pleasure to work with Joanne and the Women's Club. Not only is SPWC a beautiful venue with historical significance, their staff worked diligently to accommodate our needs and the pricing was phenomenal. I would recommend this venue to any bride and groom."
Best Western Gateway Inn
6638 4th Street NorthSaint Petersburg, FL 33702, United States
"Though they've changed their name to the La Quinta, this is one of the nicest, cleanest hotels in Saint Petersburg. They gave us an excellent rate and worked extremely hard to ensure our guests felt at home. Thanks!"
Arigato Japanese Steak House: St Pete
3600 66th Street NorthSt Petersburg, FL, United States
"The bride is such a fan of this sit-with-strangers restaurant that she brings multiple tupperwares to fill with their onion broth. Your chef will inevitably light something on fire [an onion tower] and toss something into his hat [shrimp tails]. Charming for the children; strong long island ice teas for the adults."
Big Dan's a/k/a the Pub
4522 Chancellor St NESt Petersburg, FL 33703
"Now open to 3 a.m., some nights with golf cart taxi service available."
Bonefish Grill
5062 4th Street NorthSt. Petersburg, FL, United States
"More upscale seafood fare; reservations are a good idea. Map-maker Kelly recommends the Chimichurri Grouper and jasmine rice."
Crab Shack Restaurant
11400 Gandy Boulevard NorthSt Petersburg, FL, United States
"Sit side-by-side with locals, literally, and enjoy fresh seafood from their large menu. Casual."
Fish Tales
1500 2nd Street SouthSt Petersburg, FL, United States
"Dockside fish, salads, drinks, and a photo of Anonymous's grandpa."
Garden Restaurant
217 Central AvenueSt Petersburg, FL, United States
"The food ranges from excellent to awful, but the drinks are always good, and there's jazz on the tree-shaded patio."
Harvey's 4th Street Grill
3121 4th Street NorthSt Petersburg, FL, United States
"Tender & flavorful filet mignon, local white-collar pub atmosphere."
Jo-Jo's In Citta
1 Progress PlazaSt Petersburg, FL, United States
"Small but charming Italian restaurant on Central Ave. with stupendous garlic knots and indoor or sidewalk seating. You can park in the lot to the north."
Lee Garden Chinese Restaurant
4447 4th Street NorthSt Petersburg, FL, United States
"There's a buffet, but for take-out the fried rice and cashew chicken both are highly reviewed."
Moon Under Water
332 Beach Drive NortheastSt Petersburg, FL, United States
"An ideal spot for looking across a park at a corner of the bay while enjoying discount Yuengling and a delicious $5 jerk chicken side salad from 3 - 7 on weekdays. British Pub w/ Indian food."
Paisano's Pizza N Pasta
6000 4th Street NorthSt Petersburg, FL, United States
"A maid of honor pines for the pizza bones while she shivers in Cleveland all winter semester. Restaurant or take-out."
Texas Cattle Co
2600 34th Street NorthSt Petersburg, FL, United States
"If it's your birthday, you get a giant steak for free! If not, it's still delectable, but beware they send out their meat pretty rare. Upscale, "mystery evening in a Texas ranch house" atmosphere."
Yaya's Flame Broiled Chicken
9100 4th Street NorthSt Petersburg, FL, United States
"Drive-through, take-out, or dine-in: the chicken salads are large and excellent."
Beach Theatre
315 Corey AvenueSt. Pete Beach, FL, United States
"Arthouse films in a cosy setting."
Clearwater Marine Aquarium Inc
249 Windward PsgeClearwater, FL, United States
"Home to Winter, the dolphin with no tail. She sure is loud, though. Also featuring a sea turtle rescue, a stingray petting tank, and an expansive gift shop. http://www.visitstpeteclearwater.com/articles/winter-dolphin-captures-world%E2%80%99s-heart"
"A wonderful place for an entertaining stroll - some of the best people watching in the city!"
Lowry Park Zoo
1101 West Sligh AvenueTampa, FL, United States
"Best zoo in the U.S., says Parents Magazine. The underwater viewing tunnel for the manatees is pretty lovely."
Museum of Fine Arts
255 Beach Drive NortheastSt Petersburg, FL, United States
"Recently renovated, with a permanent collection including Monet, O'Keeffe, and this memorable Henri painting. Tues - Saturday:10 - 5; Sun: 1 - 5"
Salvador Dali Museum
"Sal Dali is almost as entertaining as Sal Anonymous, but not quite. This world renowned museum boasts one of the largest collections of this surrealist painter's works. It's amazing it hasn't been eradicated by a hurricane; check it out before it's shrapnel."
Weedon Island Preserve
"Traipse around in a mosquito and armadillo infested swamp marsh! Awesome!"
Beaches & Preserves:
Boyd Hill Nature Park
St. Petersburg, Florida, United States"Gators! Ils aiment mange les enfants! There's a nature center, and plenty of boardwalks over Lake Maggiore."
Beaches & Preserves:
City of St Petersburg: Sunken Gardens
St. Petersburg, Florida, United States"Explore the tropical gardens and goggle at the yoga groups."
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Clearwater Beach
Clearwater Beach, Clearwater, FLClearwater, Florida, US
"Beware the roundabouts. Much slower and prettier to get here along the coast than through town."
Beaches & Preserves:
Ft. De Soto Beach
Fort De Soto, FL 33715Fort De Soto, Florida, US
"one of America's Best, according to Dr. Beach."
Beaches & Preserves:
Sawgrass Lake Park
7400 25th Street NorthSt Petersburg, FL, United States
"Take a picnic and watch alligators, egrets, and fearless squirrels in their natural Florida swamp environment."
Groceries, Etc. :
Mazzaro Coffee & Italian Market
2909 22nd Avenue NorthSt Petersburg, FL, United States
"Excellent, bustling Italian market in the middle of nowhere. Mon - Fri: 9 - 6; Sat: 9 - 2:30. Worth the insane crowds."
Groceries, Etc. :
Pasadena Liquors
1100 Pasadena Ave SSouth Pasadena, FL 33707
"Best liquor store in town as they're providing the alcohol for the wedding!"
Groceries, Etc. :
Publix Grocery
250 3rd Street SouthSt Petersburg, FL, United States
"Probably the best bakery in the city, and Boar's Head Roast Beef."


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Review: A Man's Guide To Taylor Swift's Speak Now Album
A man's guide to the brand new Speak Now album by Taylor Swift.
The hot topic buzzing around the internet this week surrounds the release of Taylor Swift's Speak Now album. While my partner in crime L. Arner has already released a review, I figured it was only right to give a mans perspective on Swift's new masterpiece.
So fellas, while you may deny to your frat brothers or sports-addicted co-workers that you enjoy a nice Swift jingle every now and then, just know that you are not alone. I am sure millions of men secretly indulge in the catchy jingles of a Taylor track, much like that of her first single 'Mine.' Of course you may not admit it, but know this. While you are listening to Taylor Swift's brand new album, keep in mind that there are life lessons to be learned buried beneath her lyrics.
Listen To The Entire Taylor Swift Speak Now Albums Instantly!
With this guide we will analyze Swift's lyrics as she gives us men a close-up look at one of the world's greatest mysteries; the female mind.
The first track to hit the review deck will be the hit single entitled "Innocent." With this record we will learn what happens when you piss Taylor Swift off by embarrassing her. Instead of being immature about the Kanye West incident in 2009, Swift took the high road and wrote a song about the events of that fateful night. With lyrics that go like this : "It's okay, life is a tough crowd…32, and still growin' up now…Who you are is not what you did" it is obvious that even at the age of 20, Swift is a mature adult. What does that mean to us guys? It means that respectable women, such as Taylor Swift prefer maturity over immaturity. Note taken.
Next on the list of Swfit's brand new tracks is the song entitled 'Dear John.' Now gentlemen, this track is one that you would absolutely not want written about you. On this Speak Now track, Taylor Swift opens up about the rumored relationship she had with John Mayer. The lesson we can take from this is quite simple. Swift mentions "And I lived in your chess game,but you changed the rules every day" and it is clear that she does not want to be a pawn in some player's dating game.
Lastly, let's take a look at the track "Back To December." Now guys, this song IS the one that you want written about you. On this track, Taylor Swift does something that most women simply can't; she admits that she is wrong and apologizes! If there were ever a track you wished to be the recipient of, it would be this one. Directed at her boyfriend from last year, Taylor Lautner, Swift expresses the deep regret of their break-up.
I hope this guide has done opened up the eyes of all you guys out there who are secretly rocking out to Taylor Swift. Hopefully some lessons can be learned as you continue to listen to the entire album.
For now, that is all I have for the man's guide to Taylor Swift's Speak Now album. As I stated earlier, L. Arner usually covers the reviews but I figured I would give it a shot. Tell me your thoughts on my review by sending in an email to email@example.com.
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Personalized songs. As I was driving home the other night from yet another completely uninspiring first date, a little ditty came on the radio that managed to buoy my spirits and make me think that life as a celibate nun might not be the right path for me afterall (especially since I'm a perverted atheist). I don't know what kind of pact the follicly-blessed Hall and Oates made with the devil, but they have written some of the catchiest, bubbliest, most smile-inducing songs of the pop music genre and when "Sara Smile" lilts forth from my speakers, all my romantic angst just disappears. There's something magical about hearing one's own name in a song and I am fortunate enough to know of three songs that contain mine - the aforementioned 1976 classic, "Sarah Maria" by James Taylor (yes, it's obscure, but I went through a phase where I just adored the former heroin addict), and the song that everyone, to this day, feels compelled to sing to me, "Sara" by Starship. That little gem was released in 1985 when I was eight years old and I still remember eagerly looking forward to my elementary school's yearly outing to Skate King (why do roller rinks always smell so weird?!), wondering if this would be the year a cute boy asked me to skate during the Snowball Session while a soothing voice imparted timeless wisdom from the DJ booth - that's right little 3rd grader, no time is a good time for goodbyes. Well, after thinking about all of these amazing songs written just for me (we'll ignore the fact that some artists can't spell Sarah correctly), I realized I don't know of a single tune written about the Jasons of the world. How sad for you, my friend. I guess I will have to take it upon myself to concoct a brilliant opus all about my future BFF and the things he loves. Obviously, there will have to be a Muppets shout out, props to Disneyland, a few amorous words for your hometown, and perhaps even a line or two about your membership in the full frontal film club since folks keep bringing that up even though you made Forgetting Sarah Marshall over three years ago (Jason Segel has a penis - get over it, people!). Let me know if my lovely lyrics should include anything else. There's no guarantee I'll include your suggestions, but, as your amigo, I will do my best to keep a straight face while you opine on the wonders of flip flops or some other tragic fashion craze you seem partial to.
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