“Andre Kertesz is my favorite photographic artist. He was doing everything with the camera, painterly things, imaginative pictures with reflections, and studio photography. He experimented with whatever the camera could do at the time.” —Clem Fiori, Blawenberg

“Lyonel Feininger. He was an influence of mine when I was in art in college. I just saw the retrospective of his work at The Whitney and fell in love with his work all over again.”
—Charles McVicker, Princeton

“Henri Matisse. I just love all his bright colors juxtaposed next to other colors, red, blue, green, and white.”
—Debbie Endersby Gwazda, Pennington

Kathy: “Mary Cassatt. I love the Mother and Baby.”
Bob: “Photographer Henri Cartier-Bresson, for his ability to capture the decisive moment.”
—Kathy and Bob Denby, Skillman

Jim: ”Constantin Brancusi, an abstract sculptor, speaks to me.”
Barbara: “My favorite artist is Jim Webb, who happens to be my husband. He’s a ceramic artist and started under Toshiko Takaezu at Princeton University.”
—Jim and Barbara Webb, Hopewell

“Lonni Sue Johnson. She illustrated the book that I wrote. It is the first professional work that she did after she got ill. She is one artist I totally love.” —Peter Lindenfeld, Princeton