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Stairway to Heaven in Ft Worth

Headed to the Kimbel to see an exhibition based on Casanova’s travels and proclivities only to be delayed and defaulted to Tadao Ando’s magnificent modern art museum. The man himself was here for dinner last night. Wonderful eclectic collection despite assigning Scully and Bacon to the Anglo Americans ( they do the same with Irish athletes, maybe scientists). A few samples included. Loved the stairway for Booker T Washington from Puryear, the haunting Warhol and the outdoor Stella and Miro. Thence to the Kimbel and a spectacular collection of Canalettos, Fragonards, Hogarths and Tiepelos but no cameras allowed – although I did sneak in the ever reminiscent Voltaire. Along the way met the well travelled lady commander of the art club bar ( we had water) whose first Basque antecedent hit Mexico in the 1530s and the restaurant gate keeper who primed us for the Jesus staircase in the Loreto in Santa Fe. We recommended John Prine – Jesus, the missing years.

Onwards to Oklahoma City!

7 thoughts on “Stairway to Heaven in Ft Worth

  1. Thank you for the art show!

  2. Love the stairway to heaven! So winding and so narrow…

  3. Loved the art you chose to photograph. Am vicariously enjoying the blog.

  4. Like the staircase!

    1. And the Bacon

      1. Listed as British

  5. I am amazed by the museum. I wish I could be there too!

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