I remember the first time I went to the Evergreen Museum, a Johns Hopkins-owned house/art museum in North Baltimore. As I wandered around the rooms, admiring the furniture, I noticed a striking, small painting in the corner. “That?” the tour guide said. “It’s a Picasso.” Baltimore has such grandly impressive art museums that it’s easy […]
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