Alice Neel: People Come First, a retrospective of approximately one hundred paintings, drawings, and watercolors at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, the first of its kind from a New York Museum. Neel is one of the century’s most radical painters, a champion of social justice with a longstanding commitment to humanist principles inspired her life as well as her art.
Feature image: Alice Childress, 1950 oil on canvas
Hartley, 1966 oil on canvasView From The Artist’s Window, 1978 oil on Masonite Black Draftee (James Hunter), 1965 oil on canvasLight, 1980 oil on canvasRichard, 1963 oil on canvasMother and Child, Havana, 1926, oil on canvasRichard in the Era of the Corporation, 1978-79, oil on canvasGeoffrey Hendricks and Brian, 1978 oil on canvasRichard Gibbs, 1968 oil on canvasBenny and Mary Ellen Andrews, 1972 oil on canvasStill Life, Rose of Sharon, 1973 oil on canvasMarxist Girl (Irene Peslikis), 1972 oil on canvasGinny in Striped Shirt, 1969 oil on canvas
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