From the archives: The mysterious landscapes of Ed Ruscha (2011)

One of the most acclaimed artists of the postwar era, Ed Ruscha has been creating category-defying works Inspired by the American West - paintings whose message can be elusive. John Blackstone visited the artist as the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth celebrated Ruscha with a retrospective, in this report that was broadcast on "CBS Sunday Morning" March 27, 2011.
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[@betsylindsay8480]

Thought I was the only one drawn to old gas stations, lol. Lifelong fantasy was of turning an old abandoned station into a home and studio. Thanks for turning me on to Rusche.

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Beautiful work

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Beautiful ❤❤❤

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I consider him the greatest living American artist. Flawless.

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Interesting

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