Today I visited the Milwaukee Art Museum to view the Bouguereau & America exhibition which is on view through May 12, 2019. One of my favorite paintings was in the exhibit, one I had quoted. My version was shown in the same museum nearly two years ago when I was the featured artist at a Bollywood inspired MAM After Dark event. So, I thought I'd share some photos from that night.
The Broken Pitcher, 1891 by William-Adolphe Bouguereau
I referred to William-Adolphe Bouguereau's The Broken Pitcher in a piece focused on Lord Krishna's young foster mother, Yashoda. In a popular story about Krishna's childhood, The Butter Theif, the naughty blue boy sneaks into people's homes to steal butter. The women from the village confront Krishna's mother complaining that Krishna has broken their butter pots. The charming boy cozies up to Yashoda, melting her heart. How can she scold him?
My next blogpost will document highlights from the Bouguereau & America exhibition.
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