From Warhol to Pollock: Art History New York Tour

New York, many argue, took over as the art capital of the world in the 20th century. On this walking tour, see the Greenwich Village locations where some of art history's greatest modern masters lived, worked and created. We'll also observe some of the finest examples of public art in the area. Stops include Andy Warhol's Factory,  the studio of Edward Hopper, the homes of Jackson Pollock and Diane Arbus, sites associated with John Sloan and Andre Kertesz, and some fine examples of the public art of Pablo Picasso and Keith Haring. 
 
Meeting point: In front of McDonalds at 39 Union Square West near 17th Street. Subway: 4,5,6,N,R to Union Square/14th St

2:30pm tour. $30 per person. Advance reservations required by Thursday, September 28th at which time they are considered final sale.