asn’t yet been ranked with the most important artists of the 20th century, but his worldwide reputation is rising.
In 2002, the Brehme Collection at Mexico’s National Institute of Anthropology and History was recognized by UNESCO’s Memory of the World Program for its importance in documenting the image of a nation.
Mary P. Manion is acting director of Landmarks Gallery and Restoration Studio in Milwaukee, and director of its framing department. For more information, visit www.LandmarksGallery.com, or call 800-352-8892.
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