Monday, October 12, 2009
Harzfelds: A Brief History
preliminary cover design
Zafar Boutique and Salon
Just a couple blocks south from the original location of The Parisian, Zafar Boutique and Salon is about to open soon. The new locally owned business will feature a number of beauty services and women's fashions.
firststepfund.org article
kcstar.com article
firststepfund.org article
kcstar.com article
Saturday, October 10, 2009
September Issue
Last week we snuck away to a matinee showing of The September Issue. A documentary on the making of the 2007 September issue of Vogue magazine. Joe and I both give it three and a half stars. The players, the fashion, the process was great fun to observe, and I was especially taken with Grace Coddington. I have always been a fan of hers, and thoroughly enjoyed seeing this amazing creative director at work. Worth the watch!
Artnet Article by Brook S. Mason mentioning Anna Wintour and her Clarice Cliff pottery.
Artnet Article by Brook S. Mason mentioning Anna Wintour and her Clarice Cliff pottery.
Enabler or Visionary?
Kim, one of our followers wrote a great article, Enabler or Visionary? The Man Behind the Green and White Stripes with a Harzfeld's focus for examiner.com. It provides a look at service back in the day. We appreciate the link she provided to our site harzfelds.com, which appears to need some updating. Hopefully that will happen soon.
Saturday, October 3, 2009
Green Stripes as Shoes
Check out the Mojito shoe concept by architect Julian Hakes at dezeen.com.
Paris of the Plains
Fall in Petticoat Lane is a recent entry focused on Harzfeld's on John Simonson's Blog, Paris of the Plains. Please visit to read this and other beautifully written remembrances of Kansas City's history.
Friday, October 2, 2009
Anthony Benton Gude
Third Panel 1997 Oil on Canvas 6' x 24'
Commissioned by St. Joseph Frontier Casino
Copyright Anthony Benton Gude
Visit anthonybentongude.com to see more work by this amazing artist and muralist. The work above is very similar in scale to his grandfather's mural for Harzfeld's, Achelous and Hercules. A waving of a hat appears in both works and is one of many connections you can make between the two artists' work.
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