The Opposites in Painting, Music & Our Lives February 19, 2011

This presentation will include: 'Pride & Humility in Piero Della Francesc's Queen of Sheba' by painter Dorothy Koppelman. Speaking about this work by one of the great artists of the early Italian Renaissance, Mrs. Koppelman says:"Every line of the contour of her head has a glowing message: if you want to respect the world outside of you, you will be better able to put together the opposites of high and low, pride and humility." Also, Eli Siegel's landmark talk: 'The Multitudinous Realism of Beauty' and 'Independence & Need in Tony Bennett & Stevie Wonder's Singing "For Once in My Life" by Michael Palmer.'