#NatalieFrank on reading Rapunzel: “I was so taken by the stories that I thought I knew,” Frank says of reading the tales. “I didn't know that Rapunzel actually gets her name because her mother is craving rapunzel lettuce, which is growing in the witch’s garden. So she trades her baby, who is Rapunzel, for magic lettuce.” - Frank in conversation with New York magazine. Read the whole interview and an excerpt of The Brothers Grimm's "All Fur" on NY mag's Vulture.com Natalie Frank's The Brother Grimm is on view Wed-Sun 12-6pm | Thur 12-8pm Image: Rapunzel II (detail), Gouache and chalk pastel on Arches paper, 22 x 30 inches.