brightly-colored image; three men and two women seated at a table at bottom, with vase of red flowers, espresso pot, and blue cups; man at right plays a banjo; man working in a field at left in middle ground; received in medium toned wood frame

Bagno a Ripoli (Firenze), 1961

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In 1961 Mimi Gross and her partner, the artist Red Grooms traveled through Italy with artist friends in a wagon to perform puppet shows and theater in towns and villages. The trip was rewarding for the artists and reinforced their feeling that art was for all people, all audiences and could be interactive and fun. Gross made this painting after the trip, and shows the group at a celebratory meal in the landscape around Florence, a joyous finale to their journey.

Details
Title
Bagno a Ripoli (Firenze)
Artist Life
born 1940
Role
Artist
Accession Number
2021.18
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brightly-colored image; three men and two women seated at a table at bottom, with vase of red flowers, espresso pot, and blue cups; man at right plays a banjo; man working in a field at left in middle ground; received in medium toned wood frame
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