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Rembrandt tour this morning with some developmentally disabled adults. \u00a0These were severely disable folks, four responded with only token replies to questions, not out of shyness but out of lack of cognitive resources.<\/p>\n
We concentrated on faces, seeing if any one was there. \u00a0We also investigated the things Rembrandt did really well such as eyes, background, clothing, jewels, black. \u00a0One young man, Kong, had a piece in the foot in the door show. \u00a0He followed much of what went on, at some level.<\/p>\n
We talked several times at Rembrandt self-portraits about Kong using a mirror to paint himself. \u00a0I think he might try it.<\/p>\n
It was a tough tour in some ways, but gratifying, too.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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