Rose-Marie

"Rose-Marie," she said with a mock sternness, "you're evading my questions.

The Island of Faith 1937

Collectors Rose-Marie and Eijk van Otterloo started with horse buggies.

In Salem, Old-Master Sorcery 2011

"Golden" gorgeously documents the ensemble of 17th-century Dutch and Flemish paintings that Eijk and Rose-Marie van Otterloo, of Marblehead, Mass., have assembled over the past two decades.

Collecting as a Fine Art Jonathan Lopez 2011

Rose-Marie then shows me a quote from the great poet Federico Garcia Lorca: "That which has black sound has duende ... it is the power, the struggle of creation in the face of death ... the duende must be awakened in one's blood, in the marrow of one's bones, from head to toe by risking everything."

Jay Weston: Flamenco Comes to Los Angeles Jay Weston 2010

Rose-Marie lived with the gypsies in Andalucia to research the screenplay and gave me a crash course on the history of flamenco.

Jay Weston: Flamenco Comes to Los Angeles Jay Weston 2010

There is a silence, then Rose-Marie laughs: "Are you gypsy yet?"

Jay Weston: Flamenco Comes to Los Angeles Jay Weston 2010

I ask Rose-Marie to define Duende, the title of her screenplay and she laughs: We have no word for it in English, but in Andalucía everybody argues about it, because if you don't have duende, you don't have anything.

Jay Weston: Flamenco Comes to Los Angeles Jay Weston 2010

Meeting Rose-Marie that first night in the North of Quebec changed my destiny.

The Secret: Astonishing coincidences are anything but coincidences 2009

I only stayed there a few days, less than a week, and yet out of the blue one night Rose-Marie and her husband showed up at my door, in Paris.

The Secret: Astonishing coincidences are anything but coincidences 2009

It was the first time since I arrived in Paris that I went back there, and it was also the first time Rose-Marie and her husband showed up back there since that famous day.

The Secret: Astonishing coincidences are anything but coincidences 2009