グッゲンハイム美術館さんのインスタグラム写真 - (グッゲンハイム美術館Instagram)「“My grandfather Max Cutler shot this film in 1960 a year after the Guggenheim opened. My grandparents traveled the world and my grandfather took his 16mm Bolex to shoot films. He also wrote a daily entry in his diary from 1952-2010, until the day my grandmother died. He edited his films by hand and added classical music as a soundtrack. My grandparents were married for 68 years and adventured to almost every country in the world. In the entry documenting their day at the museum he writes ‘We easily parked at 88th and 5th Solomon Guggenheim’s circular ramp museum-the foyer with permanent collections of a few prints (one of Picasso). Brancusi’s sculpture of a white seal-we picked up a program which described the current Spanish moderns Rivera’s painted window screens, Nonnel, an earlier artist with more of a Seurat, Monet appearance. This we started at the top and circled to the foyer again…’ In the film my grandmother and their two youngest daughters, my aunts Susie and Jeanne, are wandering around the museum. My grandfather died in 2016 at the age of 99 and his films and diaries are a complete work of a life well lived.” —Elizabeth Daniels (@elizabethdaniels01) #Guggenheim60 __ 2019 is the 60th anniversary of our Frank Lloyd Wright-designed building, and we’d love to hear about your memories of the Guggenheim over the last six decades! Send us your old photographs or videos taken at the museum and we’ll select our favorites to share with you here. Share your #Guggenheim60 memories at guggenheim.org/60 __ From left to right: film shot by Max Cutler; Max Cutler's diaries; portrait of Max Cutler」6月21日 8時46分