Henri Lebasque, Portrait de Madame Berthe Delaunay, signed H. Lebasque, dated avril 12 and inscribed Affectueux Hommage à Madame B. Delaunay (lower right), oil on canvas, 65.5 by 54.3cm., 25 3/4 by 21 3/8 in. Painted in April 1912, Image Source: Sotheby’s
Ludwig van Beethoven Symphony No. 1 in C major, Op. 21, Pekka Kuusisto, artistic director: Norwegian Chamber Orchestra
WHAT a character shot! You practically expect to hear her pop out with something ostensibly funny and friendly, which really puts you lower than gum on a shoe, don’t you? Gosh, don’t come within 50 feet of her husband! 😱
I’ve met one or two like her, I’m sorry to say. The kind that doesn’t want to talk about anything important till her husband’s not around ~ so she can lie outrageously to him about it afterward…
At Sunnyside - Where Truth and Beauty Meet 
Good morning. This is lovely! Thank you!
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Good evening! I am happy you enjoy this, Sheila. 😎🌻
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WHAT a character shot! You practically expect to hear her pop out with something ostensibly funny and friendly, which really puts you lower than gum on a shoe, don’t you? Gosh, don’t come within 50 feet of her husband! 😱
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lolol…I was hoping you would chime in on this one, Ana. What an expression! 😎🌻❤️
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I’ve met one or two like her, I’m sorry to say. The kind that doesn’t want to talk about anything important till her husband’s not around ~ so she can lie outrageously to him about it afterward…
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I think you have pegged her perfectly! lol
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🙄😄
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Lovely and lively painting in vivid, cheerful hues accompanied by Beethoven – what could be better!
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My sentiments, exactly! Thanks for sharing your thoughts, Dolly. 🌻
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My pleasure, dear friend.
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