Last year, my office spent its annual R&R at Casa San Pablo, and because the place is so soothing, my husband and I decided to stay there this past weekend. It still abounds with the lovely and charming details I discovered last year, but the new sculpture which I noticed on the veranda is not quite what I would call charming. Sometimes, the taste of Boots Alcantara—the owner, manager and innkeeper—when it comes to art is just a little too strange for me. Thank goodness he usually doesn't put them on display at the Casa.
I think I would like Casa San Pablo!:)
ReplyDeleteThe name sounds like music :)
Long absence from blogging I return to find you are still posting fascinating posts, another world away from mine.
ReplyDeleteThis is definitely an unusual sculpture.
ReplyDeleteIt took me a while to like this modern art but after seeing so many pieces scattered all around Paris I grew to love them. I like what is different (when it is well made of course!)
ReplyDeleteI agree about the art. This certainly is not my style...I wonder why Boots would think this attractive?
ReplyDeleteRe your comment on The Villages: Is it not warm and sunny in Manila this time of year? I thought it was always warm and sunny (well, sometimes rainy) in Manila... :-)
I have seen worse things, but I think you are right!
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