- When I met her [Beatrice Wood] she was charming, creative and devastatingly funny ... Of course, the film's Rose is only a refraction of Beatrice...
- I didn’t realize that the character of Rose DeWitt Bukater in James Cameron’s 1997 film, Titanic, was based on Beatrice Wood and that he knew her.
- Tours: $10 per person - includes a discussion of Beatrice Wood’s life & work, and Happy Valley Foundation’s fascinating history.
- Beatrice Wood died nine days after her 105th birthday in Ojai, California. Beatrice Wood was born in San Francisco, California, the daughter of wealthy socialites.
- Beatrice Wood’un sanatsal yetenekleri çocukluk yıllarında ortaya çıktı. Kendini ifade etme arzusu, onun sanat dünyasına adım atmasını sağladı.
- Beatrice Wood was an American avant-garde potter. Her signature experimental sculptural techniques established her as the Mama of Dada.
- So, like Beatrice Wood (the person Rose in Titanic is based off of, who managed to be alive at the time of the ship's sinking and eventually also watch the movie)...
- Don't let that Winged-Fairy Vibe fool you; Beatrice Wood (1893-1998) was a heavy-weight artist & thinker that creatives like us can learn from.
- 2,930 Followers, 188 Following, 873 Posts - See Instagram photos and videos from Beatrice Wood Center (@beatricewoodcenter).
- Beatrice Wood’un en ünlü eseri “I Shock Myself” olarak bilinen seramik bir kase ve kapak setidir. Beatrice Wood, hangi ödüllere layık görülmüştür?
