This exhibit was in 2013 which is the last time I was at the Columbus Museum of Art. I will dedicate this post to PROCRASTINATION:::: Know the true value of time; snatch, seize, and enjoy every moment of it. No idleness, no laziness, no procrastination: never put off till tomorrow what you can do today. Philip Stanhope
Lunch first then a look at “Strings Attached” a tradition of Czech puppets. I may be a little ‘late” in doing this post, but I’m usually not late for lunch.
“With more than 140 puppets and related set designs, masks, and costumes, dating from the 1850s to the present, Strings Attached explored the rich history of puppetry in the Czech Republic and its influence throughout the world.”
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I hope no one saw me looking up this puppets dress. LOL
I hope you enjoyed your visit and learned a little bit about Czech puppets. In doing this post I had the opportunity to read several interesting articles and visit some very interesting web sites. Czech out this site:: GRAVITY FROM ABOVE
Czech Puppets at the Columbus Museum Of Art.. It’s time for me to make another visit to the museum..
Personal Note: this past weekend I attended the Class of 1964 Lancaster High School 50th Jubilee Reunion and had a chance to play in the golf outing. (we won) What a great time….
From left to right: John Hutchins,Ron Fast,Joe Todd,Steve Logue.. Thanks to Phil Hobbs for the photo.. Once I recover from all the activities I’ll be around visiting all your blogs… Have a great day….
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3 comments:
Glad you had fun and won the golf game at the Jubliee ~ Great post and wondefully informative photos ~ fascinating puppets!
artmusedog and carol (A Creative Harbor)
Interesting... looks like a huge amount of work goes into those intricate puppets!
What a fascinating display, Joe! So interesting about the traveling puppeteers. There's a rich history there. Thanks for sharing it.
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