From blue hair to pink cable-knits, there's no denying that Princetonians have diverse aesthetic tastes. And when it comes to appreciating fine art, things are no different. This week, Sarah Hogarty '10 asked, "What is your favorite work of art, and why?"
Michael Lombardi '10
"'The Enigma of William Tell', by Salvador Dali, is my favorite because it's sexual. "
Luwam Berhane '09
"Van Gogh's painting of his room in Arles is a favorite. It's like a personal glimpse into his mind."
Susan Butler '09
"I love anything by Degas. His portraits of women are very sensitive and intimate."
Kenneth Tay '10
"I like that Van Gogh's 'Sunflowers' isn't completely detailed, and it's bright and sunny."
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