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Science in meter and verse Edited by Dava Sobel Tender bones, tiny soul: it could escape in death in an instant. Itself death-dealer— mouth of teeth, tyrannosaur in miniature, an apparently exact copy of its dozen nestmates—it repeats, too, time. Yet over its life lurks the great oversoul: the mother. She hulks. Seems to sleep.
Josephine Baker’s visage demands attention from the moment visitors step into the University Hall Gallery at UMass Boston. “Richard Yarde: Portraits,” an intimate but dynamic exhibit on view until Oct. 27, features a number of figures, but Baker’s portrait exudes the effusive charm she bore in real life. A Roxbury native and UMass teacher, Yarde (1939-2011) is known for his prolific and expert use of watercolor.
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