Virgin and Child, after Rossellino, Bargello, Florence, Italy c. 20th century

Editor: This is Kenneth John Conant's "Virgin and Child, after Rossellino, Bargello, Florence, Italy." It's a drawing, and it feels almost like a whisper of an image. What's your take? Curator: A whisper indeed! For me, this sketch captures the essence of artistic admiration. Conant isn’t just copying; he’s communing with Rossellino across time. It’s like listening to a favorite song played on a solo piano – familiar, yet deeply personal. Does it evoke a similar sense of intimacy for you? Editor: It does, now that you mention it! It’s like a love letter. Thanks for sharing your insight. Curator: My pleasure, that's one of the beauties of art; it's like a multi-layered dialogue across centuries.