sugar-almond

While MacArthur grant recipient and recent White House appointee to the U.S. Commission of Fine Arts Teresita Fernandez produced a caramelized sugar-almond paste reproduction of a 1930s house by architect Gregory Ain.

Benedetta Pignatelli: Honey, I Ate the Art Benedetta Pignatelli 2011

While MacArthur grant recipient and recent White House appointee to the U.S. Commission of Fine Arts Teresita Fernandez produced a caramelized sugar-almond paste reproduction of a 1930s house by architect Gregory Ain.

Benedetta Pignatelli: Honey, I Ate the Art Benedetta Pignatelli 2011

While MacArthur grant recipient and recent White House appointee to the U.S. Commission of Fine Arts Teresita Fernandez produced a caramelized sugar-almond paste reproduction of a 1930s house by architect Gregory Ain.

Benedetta Pignatelli: Honey, I Ate the Art Benedetta Pignatelli 2011

Aunt Hortense, whom they were to meet, was nowhere to be seen so they wandered around the boutique, fingering exquisite silk blouses in sugar-almond colors, eyeing the unbelievably fragile lingerie and stroking the suede gloves.

Lace Shirley Conran 1982

Aunt Hortense, whom they were to meet, was nowhere to be seen so they wandered around the boutique, fingering exquisite silk blouses in sugar-almond colors, eyeing the unbelievably fragile lingerie and stroking the suede gloves.

Lace Shirley Conran 1982

Aunt Hortense, whom they were to meet, was nowhere to be seen so they wandered around the boutique, fingering exquisite silk blouses in sugar-almond colors, eyeing the unbelievably fragile lingerie and stroking the suede gloves.

Lace Shirley Conran 1982

Aunt Hortense, whom they were to meet, was nowhere to be seen so they wandered around the boutique, fingering exquisite silk blouses in sugar-almond colors, eyeing the unbelievably fragile lingerie and stroking the suede gloves.

Lace Shirley Conran 1982

Aunt Hortense, whom they were to meet, was nowhere to be seen so they wandered around the boutique, fingering exquisite silk blouses in sugar-almond colors, eyeing the unbelievably fragile lingerie and stroking the suede gloves.

Lace Shirley Conran 1982

Aunt Hortense, whom they were to meet, was nowhere to be seen so they wandered around the boutique, fingering exquisite silk blouses in sugar-almond colors, eyeing the unbelievably fragile lingerie and stroking the suede gloves.

Lace Shirley Conran 1982

When the Archbishop took her in his arms, the child, seeing his mouth so close to hers, with the kindest intentions in the world, took the sugar-almond from her own mouth and popped it into the Archbishop's.

Here, There and Everywhere Frederick Spencer Hamilton 1892