On the recordMarch 18, 2013
A traditional man of old-fashioned virtue, President Eisenhower disdained Modernist art and architecture, which he did not believe represented the taste and values of the American people.
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congress.govA traditional man of old-fashioned virtue, President Eisenhower disdained Modernist art and architecture, which he did not believe represented the taste and values of the American people.
Bishop discusses Eisenhower's views on art and architecture in relation to American values.
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