LARRY RIVERS LIVING AT THE MOVIES, 1974, signed by artist Larry Rivers, lower right inscription reads Rivers 92/175, lower left inscription reads 1974, print collage depicting couples at the movie theater and a single woman eating popcorn with close up of popcorn box between her legs, subject text reads Living at the movies, window measures approximately 24 1/2 inches L x 35 inches W, frame measures approximately 31 1/2 inches L x 45 1/4 inches W, wooden frame, surface wear to frame, professionally framed, not examined out of frame. Property of Palm Beach, FL Estate. Painter, sculptor, poet, and musician Larry Rivers (1923-2002) was an established figure in the New York School, recognized for creating large paintings merging abstract and narrative elements, as in Washington Crossing the Delaware (1953), where the general leads his men through a space defined by murky oil washes and broad gestural brushwork. Rivers studied in the late 1940s under Hans Hofmann, the artist often regarded as the grandfather of Abstract