The New York School

Larry Rivers and Frank O’Hara, Portrait and Poet Painting, 1960
"In this week’s issue of the magazine, Peter Schjeldahl writes about the Tibor de Nagy Gallery and the time, beginning in 1950, when it served as a salon for the New York School of poets. “A deceptively easy-seeming urbanity marked the group, which projected New York as a new Paris of sociable aesthetic zeal,” Schjeldahl writes.
New Yorker - The New York School, New Yorker - Peter Schjeldahl