Horace Pippin’s ‘Interior’ Evokes Basic Comforts of Home
WASHINGTON, DC—‘Interior,’ one of Horace Pippin’s most well-known works, depicts an everyday, familial scene in a folk, vernacular style. While
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Fashion’s Color Blocking Trend Evidenced at National Gallery of Art
WASHINGTON, DC—Apparently fashion follows art. The color blocking trend that dominated the 2011 runways has been a staple in contemporary
‘My Week with Marilyn’ and Warhol
WASHINGTON, DC—Over the weekend I saw “My Week with Marilyn.” The film recounts the real-life experience of Colin Clark, a
Matisse ‘Cut-outs’ are a Must-See at National Gallery of Art
WASHINGTON, DC—For Henri Matisse, scissors became the tools of his trade. During the last 15 years of his life, he
Roy Lichtenstein’s Work Sells for Millions, and is Also on Display in the Subway
NEW YORK—Paintings by Roy Lichtenstein have been setting sales records recently. On Nov. 8, “I Can See the Whole Room…And