Travels of a Scenic Artist and Scholar: A Day Off on June 25
A Day Off on June 25
The trip to Santa Fe has been delightful, but extremely exhausting. After the book release party, I needed a chance to recharge my batteries. We took some time on June 25 to appreciate the scenery in New Mexico. We are doing the same thing today.
Flowers at the Taos PuebloThe Taos PuebloThe landscape near Echo AmphitheatreSome more landscape near Echo AmphitheatreEcho AmphitheatreThe side view of Echo Amphitheatre
To be continued…
Author: waszut_barrett@me.com
Wendy Rae Waszut-Barrett, PhD, is an author, artist, and historian, specializing in painted settings for opera houses, vaudeville theaters, social halls, cinemas, and other entertainment venues. For over thirty years, her passion has remained the preservation of theatrical heritage, restoration of historic backdrops, and the training of scenic artists in lost painting techniques. In addition to evaluating, restoring, and replicating historic scenes, Waszut-Barrett also writes about forgotten scenic art techniques and theatre manufacturers. Recent publications include the The Santa Fe Scottish Rite Temple: Freemasonry, Architecture and Theatre (Museum of New Mexico Press, 2018), as well as articles for Theatre Historical Society of America’s Marquee, InitiativeTheatre Museum Berlin’s Die Vierte Wand, and various Masonic publications such as Scottish Rite Journal, Heredom and Plumbline. Dr. Waszut-Barrett is the founder and president of Historic Stage Services, LLC, a company specializing in historic stages and how to make them work for today’s needs. Although her primary focus remains on the past, she continues to work as a contemporary scene designer for theatre and opera.
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