Newly found portraits

Posted on February 9, 2013 by

ImageImageSurfing the net is something I do randomly. It’s like a treasure hunt for me. You never know what people will post. One of my favorite sites is Jame’s Strange Flowers and lately I came across some images of Romaine Brooks from 1925 that I have never seen before so–I am going to post a couple for you. I am thinking of using one of them in my forthcoming book on her. What do you think?

About romainebrooks

Arts writer, historian, consultant, artist and poet. Marching to a different drummer, non-conformist progressive with a brain into critical thinking and no knee jerk, parrot mouthing media driven stupidity. Common sense individual working for a sane society within the framework of a compassionate and loving humanity towards all and the future.
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One Response to Newly found portraits

  1. Oran Isin says:
    February 12, 2013 at 10:44 am

    Hi there,
    Having recently discovered the world of Romaine Brooks I am now entirely transfixed on the beauty exhibited in her style especially the muted palette that permeates her work. I was wondering if you could give me any information on the book you are devising.
    My email address is oranisin@gmail.com
    Thank you,
    Oran

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