Alice Bliss — Harrington '76 Women's and suggests that intellectual purity

and suggests that intellectual purity has curtailed optimistic realism

displaying a carefully selected sample of 86 of the approximately 600 works collected by the Tolls over nearly 50 years

“Precisely because flowers are such a conventional subject

The catalogue accompanies the exhibition Tom Burckhardt: Informal Worship

Marilyn McCully

Alice Bliss — Harrington '76 Women's and suggests that intellectual purityBy Laura Harrington, Class of 1976 When Alice Bliss learns that her father, Matt, is being deployed to Iraq, she's heartbroken. Alice idolizes her father, loves working beside him in their garden, accompanying him on the occasional roofing job, playing baseball. When he ships out, Alice is faced with finding a way to fill the emptiness he has left behind. Matt will miss seeing his daughter blossom from a tomboy into a full blown teenager. Alice will