Editing Dan Flavin (section)

===Drawing===
Living in [[Wainscott, New York|Wainscott]] and [[Garrison, New York|Garrison]], Flavin often drew the surrounding landscape, whether it was the [[Hudson Valley]] or the waters off Long Island. He also created small portraits and kept about 20 volumes of journals. Flavin collected drawings too, including works by [[Hudson River School]] artists like [[John Frederick Kensett]], [[Jasper Francis Cropsey]], and [[Sanford Robinson Gifford]], along with examples of works on paper by early-19th-century Japanese artists like [[Hokusai]] and 20th-century European masters like [[Piet Mondrian]] and [[George Grosz]]. Flavin also exchanged works with Minimalist colleagues like [[Donald Judd]] and [[Sol LeWitt]].<ref>Carol Vogel (December 22, 2011), [https://www.nytimes.com/2011/12/23/arts/design/dan-flavin-at-the-morgan-public-art-in-washington.html The Morgan Will Show Another Side of Flavin] ''[[The New York Times]]''.</ref>