'Joaquín Sorolla and Esteban Vicente: In the Light of the Garden' Review: The exhibit pairs the late-career works of two Spanish-born masters who found inspiration in the green spaces of their homes
Gardens are dynamic but predictable—useful qualities if you’re a painter. Grounded in lowly earth, sensitive to water and air, they’re photosynthesizing swatches of color and texture that respire, bud, wither and die, more or less on schedule.
Monet planned Giverny around the turning seasons. Frida Kahlo’s still lifes glorified the bounty ripening outside her windows at La Casa Azul in Mexico City. Imogen Cunningham planted flowers and vegetables in her Oakland, Calif., yard in order to photograph them. Raising three children while making art, she needed to grow her subjects close to home.
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