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| Berthe Morisot, in Le Repos by Edouard Manet |
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| Edouard Manet by Carolus-Duran |
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| Balzac by Rodin |
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| Detail from William Frith's Sal d'Or (in the grand gallery) |
Lunch time at the RISD Museum
I often drop by to say hello to two of my favorite people in the museum, Impressionist artist Berthe Morisot, painted by her brother-in-law Edouard Manet, who is resting next to her. No matter where I sit, though, they keep avoiding me, looking at something off in the distance over my left shoulder.
And there is Rodin's interpretation of Balzac's intensity and immensity (well, he wasn't that big), matched in the next room by. . .
Frith's incredible collection of human interest stories told with color and perspective:
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