The City at night, Joseph Stella's The Voice of the City of New York Interpreted

[@oltedders]

I'm 70 and just beginning to explore modern art. Stella is in a class by himself. What a jewel!

[@allertonoff4]

Great post ... Smarthistory _is an unique and valuable resource .. 'big-ups' / respects,_ A4

[@davineje8626]

This was truly impressive Thank you

[@eaterdrinker000]

The Newark Museum is an underrated treasure for many New Jerseyans and New Yorkers! I try to tell everyone up here about it (I live in Poughkeepsie, but I'm originally from Queens)!

[@eaterdrinker000]

@cloudtoground : it's in a rapidly improving area near Newark's colleges, Washington Park, and NJPAC. The area seemed safe enough during daytime hours when I visited in 2017.

[@margaretnoble4805]

A fabulous commentary on an amazing work. Thank you.

[@Paco-nq5yz]

Bravo from France

[@honeydooda]

Excellent!

[@Sasha0927]

Stella be like, "I call your triptych and raise you a diptych." I love the artists with a literary side who write about their work or somehow relate it to their experiences. And I relate to his Naples - New York transition except in the opposite sense, going from Miami to Nashville for school. It was a whole new world. 😅 It's hard to choose a favorite, but there's something about The White Way that gets to me. I like the orthogonals, the divine burst of light, and the patterns that remind me of a mosaic. I have a soft spot for Brooklyn. Gotta visit someday. ❤

[@smarthistory-art-history]

Ha! That made me laugh! (Beth here)

[@Sasha0927]

Your reply is making me laugh too, because when I saw this notification, I was CERTAIN it was about me calling whatshisname "foine" in another video. Go figure. Glad I made you laugh either way, lol. ❤@@smarthistory-art-history

[@thomascreeley867]

Great presentation

[@smarthistory-art-history]

Thank you.

[@tomwilson8176]

OMG!!! It’s a bunch of art made in the SHAFT art style!!!!!!!!!!!!