The Foundation for Art and Preservation in Embassies (FAPE) recently announced two contributions to the cause. One is a donation of six screenprints by Jackson Pollock (from The Pollock-Krasner Foundation) and the other is eight photographs by Lee Friedlander (a gift from the artist). The former have been installed at the U.S. Embassy in Berlin and the latter at the U.S. Mission to the United Nations in New York City.
The collection at the embassy in Berlin now includes 65 works and two installations. The Friedlander pieces join works by 50 other American artists.
The Pollock images seen here are all untitled and from 1951. They were published in 1964 after the artist’s death.
The Friedlander photos, New York City, Washington DC and Newark are from 1963, 1962 and 1962 (respectively) and are all gelatin silver prints.
To find out more about FAPE head to www.fapeglobal.org.
The collection at the embassy in Berlin now includes 65 works and two installations. The Friedlander pieces join works by 50 other American artists.
The Pollock images seen here are all untitled and from 1951. They were published in 1964 after the artist’s death.
The Friedlander photos, New York City, Washington DC and Newark are from 1963, 1962 and 1962 (respectively) and are all gelatin silver prints.
To find out more about FAPE head to www.fapeglobal.org.
Friedlander Photographs
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