A Whitney curator on how a painting by Eldzier Cortor found its way into the collection
<p>Associate Curator Jennie Goldstein discusses how <em>Day Clean</em><em>,</em> a painting by Eldzier Cortor (1916–2015), recently found its way into the Whitney’s collection. She describes Cortor’s interest in depicting Black American life in the South and how he drew influences from his travels to the Caribbean, African Art, European Surrealism, and American Realism.</p>
Authors: Jennie Goldstein
Subject: Eldzier Cortor
Whitney Museum of American Art
Part of: Artists Among Us