The Lady in the Black Hat Print #03 opening door A painting that looks at

A painting that looks at first like a familial scene

This lovely poster promotes an event celebrating one hundred years since the electrification of the train between Lisbon and Sintra

Artist: Unknown (allegedly went by Mark Twain Behren)

It adopted characteristics of an illustrated weekly with its interesting covers and and thought-provoking articles from minds like Enrique Méndez Calzada

The Lady in the Black Hat Print #03 opening door A painting that looks atOriginal silkscreen print by artist Peter Gee. Two images laid side by side creates a bold and vivacious scene. The text at the bottom reads, "Notice the big, black hat she never goes without it!" Who is "she"? The mystery and vagueness makes this work all the more appealing! Gee often drew inspiration from fashion magazines and advertisements. Peter Gee was a British born artist who rose to prominence as part of the 60s pop art movement in New York.