George Pendle is a writer based in Washington, DC. He contributes to Esquire, Frieze and Atlas Obscura, and has written a number of books. On page 78 he looks at the career of one of the world’s greatest living painters, Georg Baselitz. This summer, George is looking forward to visiting Rensselaerville: “It’s a tiny village, two-and-a-half hours north of NYC. It only has 200 inhabitants, but they’re a mixture of major contemporary artists, billionaires and hay farmers, who all mingle quite happily.”
