Was Beatrice the femme fatale who inspired Truffaut's famous film love triangle, "Jules and Jim?" Was she the real "Rose" on the Titanic? Did the "Beato" have kids? And how can this sari-rocking 105-year-old heroine for artists help you blow open YOUR own art practice? The brainy director of the Beatrice Wood Center for the Arts in Ojai California answers all.
To listen to Beatrice Wood: What You Don't Know About Her, Why She Isn't Famous and How She Can Make Your Art Life Blossom go here.
For great photos of Beatrice and her work see the post here.
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*Correction. I meant to say Wood was interested in the work of Patanjali not Sivanda as I said in the podcast. (Swami Sivananda was a fascinating Indian master you may want to know more about as well.)
https://thecharmedstudio.com/5-faq-about-artist-beatrice-wood/