Dear Art Lover,
The latest Borsheim Art Newsletter about the Museo Stefano Bardini and other cool art happenings and places has been published online on my site. I hope you enjoy the many images.
Thank you for your interest!
“Exploring our Internal Thoughts and How our Bodies Express Them” Combining her classical art training (drawing, painting, sculpting) with her pastel work as a ‘madonnara’ (Italian word for “streetpainter”) in Florence, Italy, artist Kelly Borsheim creates images and stone or bronze sculptures that explore our inner dialogues. Visit her fine art work online at: www.BorsheimArts.com
Sunday, May 9, 2010
Palazzo Borghese Florence, Italy
Cari Amici (Dear Friends),
Years ago, an Italian friend took me up into the Palazzo Borghese on Via Ghibellina in Florence, Italy. I had only peeked into the entryway before, but he took me upstairs beyond the curtain. Inside, it is incredible!
Recently, I went to visit again. It was closed off a bit, but I asked a man there if I could see the sculptures. He started to tell me to go to the hotel next door, but I continued my description, in my still wanting Italian, until the light bulb went off in his head about what I wanted to see.

Back in 2007, I saw the outside of the stained glass window of the Palazzo Borghese, only when I shared those images with you, I did not know what was on the other side of the glass. So, I hope you enjoy the different perspectives on this window.
Also, there was an art exhibit going on by a female artist named Vesna Pavan. Her paintings of female figures are dynamic and fun. I include one shot here of one of my favorites. Enjoy! Her exhibit concludes on 24 September, so you still have time to come see her work in the beautiful Palazzo Borghese.






Years ago, an Italian friend took me up into the Palazzo Borghese on Via Ghibellina in Florence, Italy. I had only peeked into the entryway before, but he took me upstairs beyond the curtain. Inside, it is incredible!
Recently, I went to visit again. It was closed off a bit, but I asked a man there if I could see the sculptures. He started to tell me to go to the hotel next door, but I continued my description, in my still wanting Italian, until the light bulb went off in his head about what I wanted to see.

Back in 2007, I saw the outside of the stained glass window of the Palazzo Borghese, only when I shared those images with you, I did not know what was on the other side of the glass. So, I hope you enjoy the different perspectives on this window.
Also, there was an art exhibit going on by a female artist named Vesna Pavan. Her paintings of female figures are dynamic and fun. I include one shot here of one of my favorites. Enjoy! Her exhibit concludes on 24 September, so you still have time to come see her work in the beautiful Palazzo Borghese.
Happy Mother’s Day!






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Florence,
Italy,
Palazzo Borghese,
Vesna Pavan
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