Mid-Century Art
The Mid-Century Modern aesthetic didn’t just infiltrate architecture and furniture design; it also impacted fine art. With the creeping spread of suburbia came a new kind of decorative, mass-produced artwork that lent an instant air of sophistication to bland middle-class homes, schools, and offices. Companies popped up to manufacture art as multiples, like the metal wall sculptures of C. Jeré and the silkscreen prints of Continue Reading