Art Talk: Lara Roney

Lara Roney, Research Assistant for Italian Art at the Detroit Institute of Arts, discusses "Eleonora of Toledo and Her Son" from the workshop of Agnolo Bronzino - painted between 1545 and 1550.
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[@maryt.english7366]

This is an extraordinary ✨ painting that I have always admired. Thank you for your scholarly presentation Lara. Please continue to do more for our Art History education.

[@winterburden]

Will Lara Roney do more Art Talks? This is really good 😀

[@meganroney8585]

What a beautiful presentation! Would love to play a game of truth or fiction with you at the DIA when it reopens!

[@rgwilson79]

Lara, what a great discussion! Thank you! I would love if the DIA made available your “game” where a conservator offered on true fact and one made up fact and let us guess which was true. It could be a short video which we could access with a QR code or number to get to the “True or False” game! It would be like the “Eye Spy” for adults or members! Thanks again!

[@edgoins9418]

I always view this painting whenever I go to the DIA. The emboyder in the dress is amazing.

[@evs950]

interesting, well presented and articulate talkabout a beautiful and emotionally touching piece. ..
{thought val-girl was passe}