A 2,000-piece collection of works by American Abstract Expressionist painter Clyfford Still that has been in storage since his death in 1980 has finally found a home in Denver.
The artist's will stipulates that the collection be given to an American city but requires the recipient to create and maintain a museum devoted exclusively to his art. His widow, Patricia A. Still, who has had discussions with many suitors, confirmed Monday that she had reached an agreement with Denver.
