I am just over half way through another amazing catalogue for what must be a brilliant exhibition: On line: Drawing through the twentieth century at MOMA NY. There is also a great bunch of videos connected.
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3 comments:
I also have that book ON LINE-- as I love line in art works... and red tea is one of my favorites too.
Looking at the website is giving me much food for thought about drawing and about the "unknown" work of artists (painters, sculptors). Thanks for the heads-up about it!
Donna, welcome.
Margaret, I'm glad that the link was helpful.
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