Brian McCarthy, a Parish-Hadley alumnus with impeccable art-history credentials (he is the only decorator since Elsie de Wolfe who has been allowed to alter the interiors of the Frick Collection), said lately that he's more engaged in conversations about an interior's investment potential than in conversations about how the space will feel.
The Los Angeles Times called it "an impressive directing debut", but the New York Times found it "at times... too impeccable, art-directed for a maximum sale", a sentiment echoed in the New Yorker ("the film is slowed by its own beauty").
He has impeccable credentials (Art Blakey's Jazz Messengers, the Jazztet), and he is an accomplished composer with at least four classics — "I Remember Clifford," "Whisper Not," "Blues March," and "Stablemates" — to his name.
Williams called Michele Smolin, an attendee with impeccable Brady Bunch nail art I had met earlier in the day, and her boyfriend onstage.
She has a keen eye for art and impeccable taste.
His taste in visual art was impeccable, though his own paintings are largely conventional.
His print provides an impeccable anticipation of Pop Art, making it one of many unexpected sequels to the 15th century European rush on excavated antiquities.
Here's what caught my eye in the bookroom this week: The cover of "Anonymity: A Secret History of English Literature," by John Mullan, was designed by a Swiss-British woman named Catell Ronca whose Web-site creations are as impeccable as her cover art.
"Her voice, her training and her understanding of art are all impeccable.
Despite the impeccable composition of his paintings, art critics dismissed Rockwell for decades, calling his work too saccharine.
