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Aug 17, 2016
Fits exactly!
My one concern was the connection to the radio but it fit perfectly. The cord leaves the case at a point where it will bend all of the time, unless the cord goes up vertically, so a more flexible but stiffer sheath would improve the functional design. But, no one asked me about that! Most importantly - it works!
Nov 19, 2021
Excellent Sweater
The fit is exceptional - slim, correct length sleeves, and body length. Club Room is Macy’s house brand and generally the clothes are of better than average quality.
Jun 10, 2010
Pieces of Paint
Hawthorne had a way of describing his painting techniques to students and wanted them to nearly ignore the complexities of structure in favor of the surface phenomena. He wanted them to look almost exclusively at color - it's hue, value, intensity - in a very small local area on an object and find the right mixture that could sit as a "piece of color" in relation to other pieces that ultimately formed the objects and the painting as a whole. Because he didn't write this little book means that his wife, in this case, was remembering his words and offered them up as a "how-to" book. Another book of this kind, Kimon Nicolaides' "The Natural Way to Draw", was a compilation of student memories and it too falls short on depth and/or reasons why the directions were given to students. That particular and unfortunate book should be titled "The Natural Way to Scribble" for it focuses on superficial exercises of the hand without enough substantive attention given to the thought process, which is, after all, what directs the hand. However, the Hawthorne technique does demand close scrutiny and observation that is then synthesized into the "correct" color that is then placed in context to other daubs of color, much like the more color-complex paintings of Cezanne. When one assumes that the student has broad experience in observational drawing and has studies composition in a traditional way, the book can provide a means of approaching how to literally paint, one stroke after another. One of Hawthorne's very best students from the Provincetown school was Edwin Dickinson, possibly the best underestimated American painter of the 20th century, whose own idiomatic painting style produced intelligent, mysterious, and elegant representational paintings and drawings that were much admired by the first-generation abstract expressionists. With good reason, as they not only stood as unique examples of what the marriage of realism and abstraction can produce. The book is inexpensive, and if it can help a student (of any stage in her/his career) as Hawthorne helped Dickinson it's worth thousands of times its cost.