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Painting Printing Frankenthaler: The Process of Abstraction
Carol Armstrong, Professor of the history of art at Yale University - "Painting Printing Frankenthaler: The Process of Abstraction."
Yale University Professor of History of Art Carol Armstrong's talk, "Painting Printing Frankenthaler: The Process of Abstraction," June 29, 2019.