The art theme for the day really started right where we are staying. |
This theme is carried throughout the house wherever there is stained glass |
The stairs to the left lead to the 5 bedrooms. |
Almost everything in the house is original except for the steam showers and toilets in the guest bathrooms. |
These doors lead to a large covered porch. It was a little cool to fully appreciate it today. |
The lighting fixtures all have the tulips. |
We walked by the Yawkey House on our way to lunch. It was also designed by George Maher and is open for tours but we had other plans. |
The 319 Bistro had the best tomato soup. We had ordered a sandwich which came with a cup of soup but wished we had just ordered a bowl of soup. |
They also had some creative ice cream names. |
Now to the museum. |
These beauties greet you at the edge of the parking lot. |
Part of the shininess is from raindrops. |
They won the National Medal for Museum and Library Service this year. Leigh Yawkey Woodson had 3 daughters who established the museum to honor her. |
The art and the space were both amazing. |
They draw artists from all over the world for this annual fall exhibit. |
This is a detail from a piece all done with cut paper. |
This is part of a painting NOT a photograph! |
Another piece of the same painting. |
The whole picture |
Doug was very inspired by the quality of the decoys. The one he is working on at home better watch out! |
This was in the children's section but Donna is short enough to fit. |
We stayed dry on the walk back down the hill (it was a steep one!) and had some time to relax before walking to dinner. |
Thank you, Wausau, for being such a wonderful place to spend a rainy day (can't really call it a rest day 😉). |
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