Horace Pippin's Cabin in the Cotton

Art Institute of Chicago Lectures

Jan 7, 201156:30Arts

Curator Sarah Kelly discusses self-taught artist Horace Pippin's layered paint technique and reviews primary sources that seem to have inspired his famous Cabin in the Cotton images. This podcast is brought to you by the...

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