This artist of the Lucky Dragon series called his Norton Lecture series The (*) Shape of Content.
This artist told a story about how twenty-five winners of the Prix de Rome served as twenty-five reasons to continue the Salon des Independents in "On Nonconformity", which was collected along with "Modern Evaluations" and "The Biography of a Painting" in one of his works. He painted a series of depictions of the Daigo Fukuryu Maru, a fishing boat affected by nuclear fallout, as well as a series on the labor leader Tom Mooney. This artist of the Lucky Dragon series called his Norton Lecture series The (*) Shape of Content. His most famous painting depicts two flower-holding men in black suits flanking A. Lawrence Lowell and features Judge Webster Thayer in a window in the back, while the title figures lie in open coffins in the foreground. For 10 points, identify this Lithuanian-born social realist who painted The Passion of Sacco and Vanzetti.
This artist told a story about how twenty-five winners of the Prix de Rome served as twenty-five reasons to continue the Salon des Independents in "On Nonconformity", which was collected along with "Modern Evaluations" and "The Biography of a Painting" in one of his works.
{Benjamin Shahn}