Washington Post -
22 Feb 2013 21:25
The Nordic light crashes through the window like a diva in a china shop -- pushing everything aside, demanding its presence be known. It is the first thing a viewer notices when looking at Anna Ancher's painting, "Sunlight in the Blue Room." You barely see the golden-haired girl sitting in a pinafore on the edge of her chair: She tends to blend in with the furniture, which seems to be arranged to face the light streaming through a window, casting a block of lighter blue on an ocean-blue wall.
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