La Petite Gallery: we've come a long way in tubs

Monday, April 11, 2016

we've come a long way in tubs

Because of my
age,
I like the idea of not
breaking my neck
trying
to climb into a tub.

Just what I need.

This is just a
drop dead Bath
not bad, still you have
to climb in. Just elegante.
I could live with it.

This is so beautiful,
but not for me. Look's
like it belongs in the Malachite
room in the Hermitage
in St. Petersburg, Russia.

This is a great look.

This is
ridiculous.

Posted by Yvonne @ La Petite Gallery
Comments are welcome

1 comment:

Lady Di TnApril 12, 2016 at 11:41 AM
I gave up tubs back in my twenties and love love a shower. Besides being part kat (kitty justice) I am in and out quicker than you can spell K-A-T. I can take a shower, get ready to walk out the door with hair fixed, make up on and clothes for the proper occasion in less time than the guys on the hill can get out of the shower. But as my art teacher uses to say about me "you are on fast woman." Peace
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About Yvonne

Yvonne started painting and drawing in High School in Houston Texas. She earned extra money drawing insects in science class for classmates.
Yvonne's mother encouraged her to attend art classes at the Art Museum in Houston in the 1960's.
After her marriage she moved to Miami Beach, while living on Palm Island she continued her education in art, and Design. Also studied with notable artist from the area.
Yvonne was painted by friend Florence Taylor Kushner, from Boston and in women's Who's Who. Florence painted many famous families. Yvonne was lucky enough to receive private tutoring from her.
In the 1970's she went to Interior Design School .
Years later she started her own Interior Design firm named 'Chez Moi Interior's.
Yvonne continued painting and showing her work at Beau Arts in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida. Also she exhibited her work in North Carolina, the Florida Keys, and at the Childers Art Gallery on Las Olas Blvd (Ft. Lauderdale).
Yvonne won the prestigious 'Hortt Art Competition Award' at the Museum of Ft.Lauderdale, Florida. This work of art remained on display for several months at the Museum. Over the years Yvonne has entered many competitions winning countless blue ribbons.
A trip to Paris, and a stay in Monmarte where she spent time with a few choice artist's changed her views toward her own art work.
Art is truly an expression of experience and love to her.
She likes her work to show a moment in time or tell a story.
To know more about Yvonne Leyden

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