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Change Is Good

December 17, 2019
by Caroline Miller
A. J. Dionne, Donald Trump, Evangelicals, fluidity of language, Francophile, King David, Leonardo da Vinci, Rick Perry, The Chosen One, The Habsburgs of Spain
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Working with an editor on my memoir taught me to appreciate how rapidly language changes. Like floodwaters, it flows, alters course and refuses to be controlled. The French have tried to apply rules to their native tongue, hoping to preserve its purity, but snippets of English breach
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Triumph Of An Imposter

August 19, 2019
by Caroline Miller
Braque, Brian Moynahan, Chagall, Henry Matisse, Jean Cocteau, Leonardo da Vinci, Louis Bromfield, Mari Lani, Maximillian Abramowicz, Muse Without A Trace, Thomas Mann, woman of a hundred faces
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“What kind of a woman are you?” Henri Matisse screamed at his model as he stood before his canvass.  He and dozens of other Parisian painters in the 1920s, Chagall, Cocteau and Braque among them, would never find out.  Only Picasso refused to paint Mari Lani, a model who became
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Life’s Journey — It’s All About Time

July 16, 2019
by Caroline Miller
Andrew Santella, Barbie dolls, Barbie's Diversity Dance, Barbie's Inspiring Women line, Iris Apfel, Leonardo da Vinci, Lisa Marie Segarra, Mattel, The Fine Art of Procrastination
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Mattel, the maker of Barbie dolls, is changing the toy’s image.  Today, instead of the anorexic model of the past, she’s manufactured in different body shapes and varying skin colors.  Also added to the line is Barbie’s Inspiring Women, likenesses of accomplished w
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Billionaires Who Think Small

February 19, 2018
by Caroline Miller
conspicuous consumption, DonaldTrump, James Atlas, Leonardo da Vinci, Paul Allen, Salvador Mundi, super-rich, The Optics of Success
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Using wealth to build monuments to oneself isn’t easy.  A person has to work to spend with panache, because bragging rights are becoming  competitive.  Recently, a Saudi Prince spent $450.3 million at Christie’s for Leonardo da Vinci’s, Salvador Mundi. (Click)
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Guaranteed Gambol

February 01, 2018
by Caroline Miller
Christies, guaranteed art sales, guarantors in the art world, II Duce, Jean-Michel Basquiat, Katya Kazaina, Leonardo da Vinci, Salvator Mundi, Southeby's
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For the very rich, collecting art isn’t for love but for money.  (Blog 2/20/17)  In today’s world, investors are looking for guarantees.   (Blog, 6/20/17)  They want a fixed price for a famous work they put up for sale.  Otherwise, they risk lowering
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