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| This couple in Grant Wood's American Gothic don't seem very happy. |
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| The people seem really lonely in Edward Hopper's Nighthawks. |
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| I wonder if she is talking to her boyfriend. |
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| Oooh. I what happened to this cow? |
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| I like the color in this Jasper Johns, but it seems like he did not know his colors very well. |
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| This Jackson Pollock reminds me of aluminum foil. |
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| This is really groovy! |
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| It's a Calder mobile. I like watching it slowly move around. It's hypnotic! |
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| This is really beautiful stenciling from the Chicago Stock Exchange designed by Adler and Sullivan. |
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| Here is a teller's wicket from a bank Louis Sullivan designed. Why is it here when the bank still exists in Minnesota? |
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| This odd sculpture is part of the Imperial Hotel designed by Frank Lloyd Wright in Japan. Unfortunately, like the Chicago Stock Exchange, most of the building no longer exists. |
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| Here is a window Frank Lloyd Wright designed for a small school. It represents a parade from a child's perspective. Can you see the round circles? They represent balloons. The small squares represent confetti and the larger blue rectangles with the red stripes represent American flags. The just made an announcement that the museum is going to be closing for the day. Guess I need to run! |
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