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The New Yorker reviews Lee Krasner

The New Yorker writes, "This succinct retrospective makes a strong case for the painter, who died in 1984, as an underrated master of Abstract Expressionism," of Robert Miller Gallery's current exhibition, Lee Krasner. Read the full review here.

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