Which Latvian-born artist painted 'The Seagram Murals'?
The Four Seasons Restaurant D.C. During the period in which Rothko worked on his murals, the Four Seasons rented Jackson Pollock's masterpiece "Blue Poles" from its then-owner, art collector Ben Heller. John Logan's Tony Award-winning 2010 play "Red" dramatizes Rothko's time working on the Seagram Murals. From 1975 until 1985 four paintings by Ronnie Landfield from the collection of Philip Johnson were installed on the wall that had been initially planned for the Mark Rothko commission. In 1985 the artist James Rosenquist was commissioned to install a permanent mural on the wall; the Landfield paintings were returned to Philip Johnson. A major Richard Lippold
Lisa Seagram Lisa Seagram Lisa Seagram (born July 7, 1936 in Brooklyn, New York) is an American actress. She is best known for her roles in "Yellow: Le Cugine" (1969), "The Carpetbaggers" (1964) and "Caprice" (1967). Seagram is the daughter of Harry Brower, a New York City police detective. She worked as a graphic artist after graduating from college. Acting on a friend's suggestion, she began working as a model. After someone suggested that she "looked like an actor", she studied drama for three years, which led to a small role in "Shadows" (1959). After retiring from acting, Seagram first sold commercial