No denying it: there will always be P-A-I-N  in P-A-I-N-T.

In this ARTish Words episode, Canadian artist Janice Tanton and Washington painter Valerie Collymore address the issue of pain and beauty by reflecting on French Impressionist Pierre-Auguste Renoir’s struggle with rheumatoid arthritis and the herculean efforts he made to sustain his art practice during the last twenty years of his life. If your life’s mission is to “die with a paintbrush in your opposite hand,” this episode is for you.

 Mentioned:

• Renoir, Galette, Rod Stewart & Lefties, blog post by Janice Tanton (read)  
• Rod Stewart, A Night on the Town, “The First Cut Is The Deepest,” 1976 (listen)    
• The Story Behind Renoir’s ‘Bal du moulin de la Galette’, My Modern Met (read) 
• The Art of Louise Bourgeois, The Tate (read) 
• Renoir - The Pain Passes But The Beauty Remains, blog post by Valerie Collymore (read)
• Renoir’s Controversial Second Act, Smithsonian Magazine (read) 

Find Janice Tanton:
Website:  www.janicetantonblog.com
Instagram:  jantanton
Janice Tanton Art Academy: www.janicetanton.net
Facebook: janice.tanton

Find Valerie:
Website:  www.valeriecollymore.com
Instagram:  valeriecollymore
Valerie’s Workshops:   www.valeriecollymore.com/workshops
Facebook:  ValerieCollymoreFineArt

Find Me, Kristy Darnell Battani:
Website:    https://www.kristybattani.com
Instagram:  kristybattaniart
Facebook:  kristybattaniart

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