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Rapid commercial innovation in artists’ materials in the 19th and early 20th centuries, including vibrant new pigments, convenient portable packaging, and prepared papers helped lay the groundwork for the twentieth century American watercolor movement. Join paper conservator Rebecca Pollak for an exhibition tour highlighting these developments and the materials and techniques used by Edward Hopper and his contemporaries to create their uniquely modern works.
Free with museum admission. Meet at the Museum Shop.