Lee Sandstead’s Dirty Little Secret

by Matthew Innis |

Art historian Lee Sandstead has a dirty little secret:  many of the paintings he had been taught to admire when a student, were disappointments when he saw them in person.  This is by no means a condemnation of the artists who painted the works, nor of Sandstead’s teachers for lavishing praise upon these paintings.  It…

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