The subject of the 1966 Portrait of Nick Wilder is in one of these places.
The subject of the 1966 Portrait of Nick Wilder is in one of these places. An 11-by-7 grid of Polaroids depicting the "Sun on" one of these places shows one at the Roosevelt Hotel inside which the artist painted many blue half-ellipses. The largest of Henri Matisse's cutout works, which was installed in the artist's dining room, is a series of blue figures on a strip of white paper that is entitled for one of these places. Peter Schlesinger wears a red blazer, and stares down at a man in white shorts who is in one of these places, in the 1972 Portrait of an Artist. Two palm trees and a single chair stand near an adobe-colored house, as a single brown plank juts out from the lower right, in a painting that shows the aftermath of someone (*) jumping into one of these places. For 10 points, name these places that David Hockney often painted, including in A Bigger Splash, which shows a diving board.
The subject of the 1966 Portrait of Nick Wilder is in one of these places.
swimming pools [accept La Piscine] &lt;Hart&gt;