Sixty-two international personalities contributed to the anthology, 'The Sleeve Should Be Illegal & Other Reflections on Art At The Frick.' Photo: Handout
What do Victoria Beckham, George Condo and Jenny Saville have in common? The answer is that they all share a love of Old Masters like Rembrandt, Jean Siméon Chardin and Antoine van Dyck.
The artistes, writers and cultural figures talk about what draws them to these European painters in a new art book, published Jan 26 by The Frick Collection.
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The Frick Collection
Sixty-two international personalities contributed to the anthology, 'The Sleeve Should Be Illegal & Other Reflections on Art At The Frick.' Photo: Handout
This publication is a collection of musings and meditations by artists, writers, and other cultural figures, each focusing on an artwork at the Frick that has moved, challenged, puzzled, or inspired them. Photo: Handout
A sample page with an essay written by musician Rosanne Cash. Photo: Handout
This book is an engaging anthology that reminds us of the many ways to look at art and attests to its inspirational power. Photo: Handout
The artistes, writers and cultural figures talk about what draws them to these European painters in a new art book, published Jan 26 by The Frick Collection. Photo: Handout
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