'Lists' by Liza Kirwin is a phenomenal collection of to-dos and inventories of famous artists. Some of the artists represented in this unbelievable collection include: Pablo Picasso, Joseph Cornell, Willem de Kooning, Mark Rothko, Andrew Wyeth and Janice Lowry.
What I particularly like about 'Lists' by Liza Kirwin is how unique the inventories are and how they each provide a small glimpse into the life and mind of the artist in question. Definitely worth checking out the images to see for yourself.
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Seminal Artist Inventories
'Lists' by Liza Kirwin Curates To-Dos of Famous Artists
Trend Themes
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Industry Implications
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