It occurred to me that Loren Munk’s paintings must take some planning and boy, was I right!
For his ability to picture Time and Space in an ingenious, gorgeous way, he deserves a chapter in The Visual Display of Quantitative Information (Edward R. Tufte)
Read my review in which I elaborate on the idea that his paintings are “memory palaces” here
—CNQ
Assembled Artists…Tanager Gallery 1956
See more of Loren Munk’s work here
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