Motherhood in Art (Hybrid), on Tuesday, May 5 at 4:30 PM EST at the Scarsdale Public Library
As both an artist and art historian, I’ve long been fascinated by how motherhood has been explored across time, not just as a role, but as a deeply human experience that reflects identity, devotion, strength, and connection. A beautiful example is Fra Filippo Lippi’s Mother and Child shown above.
Together, we’ll explore how artists across cultures and eras have interpreted this enduring theme, from sacred and symbolic works to more intimate and contemporary expressions.
Thank you to my daughter, Bonnie, for providing refreshments.
Registration is requested. Please click here to register on the Scarsdale Library website and select either the in-person option or the virtual option. The Zoom link will be sent one hour before the program. Additional details, including parking, are available on my blog
Please feel free to bring others or share this invitation. This is a public event, and all are welcome. We would love to see you there on May 5th at 4:30 at Scarsdale Library.