Back to the house at Pooh corner by one...
Back to the ways of Christopher Robin
Back to the days of Pooh...
{Return to Pooh Corner -- Kenny Logins}
The MFA has had some marvelous exhibits as of late.
Their current special exhibit is called "Winnie the Pooh: Exploring a Classic" and it features hundreds of drawing of Winnie the Pooh and crew.
It was just a lovely exhibit. I had a smile on face as I went from drawing to drawing. Reading the story behind how Milne and Shepard brought Pooh, Piglet, Tigger, and friends to life and into the hearts of millions.
The gallery is set up to be immersive, with sweet ways to engage children and adults alike.
With the drawings in town until January, I know I'll be popping in again on future trips, because how can I pass up returning to Pooh Corner!
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...a classic for all ages!
What a sweet exhibit!!
You definitely can't pass up visiting Pooh again!! This looks like such a fun exhibit. I'm sure you get more out of it every time you visit! I'm so excited for Boston!
How cool, I love Pooh!
Have you seen the latest two movies about Pooh! It was interesting to know the back story on such a loved children's classic!
Wow, that is so super cool. Very nice. Thanks for sharing this. I would love to see it. Thanks for hosting and I hope that you have a wonderful Wednesday.
How awesome to see these originals. Your words have that song in my head now!!
The MFA exhibits in the Memorial Union are one of the things I miss about working on campus and this is a great theme, who doesn't like Pooh.
Speaking of poo, hoping to see the Red Sox turned upside down like Eeyore tonight.
I saw this exhibition at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London in March! Isn't it wonderful? I smiled me way through it.
I love that song and the Pooh illustrations are truly beautiful things
Mollyx
I've always loved Winnie the Pooh! There have been recent movies about Christopher Robin and AA Milne recently that paint not such a happy picture of them both, but still, the stories and illustrations will always bring joy to children forever.
What a sweet art exhibit. I love Winnie The Pooh.
What a lovely place to visit. Love Winnie The Pooh. Thanks for sharing at The Wednesday Blog Hop Tamar :)
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