As I was driving across Illinois after being in Saint Louis, the NPR station was
broadcasting a story about Nebraska collectors Robert and Karen Duncan who commissioned an official portrait from Nigerian-born artist Iké Udé who now lives in New York City. The collectors live in Lincoln and they quoted the director of the
Sheldon Museum of Art which I had happily visited on my way across Nebraska.
The portrait on display in the Duncan home. (Photo by Bill Kelly, NET News)
(from the NET Nebraska page)
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