rative Arts, 1970-2011 (Rizzoli) celebrates her work. Hyland is pleased to offer a glimpse of her private world in
this month���s pages.
Every painted detail in these rooms is crisp, achieved and
articulated enough to deserve an essay, yet the overall effect is of a hazy golden light. Surfaces are heavily
adorned without feeling encrusted.
The living room walls are of a soft wheat color, painted with spacious bands of thin red pinstripes enclosing
slender vines in red and blue. The moldings around the
doors and windows are painted a celestial blue, as are
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