the anderson collection will showcase american postwar greats like jackson pollock and mark russo. the works in the area are a gift. >> this is the view that people see when they first walk into your house? >> here's a beautiful painting. >> imagine waking up every morning passing paintings on your way to the kitchen. this has been the life of bay area art collectors harry w. and margaret anderson. they have been collecting art for almost half a century. >> it's called "dead compass." i've never been able to associate the title of this with the work itself. >> his early works were little amebas. >> the couple owns hundreds of paintings that most of us would only see in books, magazines, or museums. >> here's a klein, which is what we call the snowman. action painting is all done with that big, huge brush stroke. >> you're surrounded by these wonderful works of art. talk about your passion for art. >> a painting has something to say to each and every one of us, depending upon us. >> looking at art. >> that's where the reaction between the painting and the feeling you have, yes, i've

was part of the school along art i like jackson pollock and mark rats co.ver gained the popular recognition. art historians consider him a talent. new documentary focuses on the life and work of a painter who many believe went unnoticed. here is the trailer for remembering the artist robert de niro, sr. >> my father created all this beautiful artwork. he was the real thing. he was to me a great artist but he never imposed that on people. my father felt he was different, and he was different. he was very particular about what art is. part of remember anything is love. artists always recognize that after they're long gone. i just want to see him get his due. that's my responsibility. >> rose: joining me now the director perri peltz and robert de niro the artist's son. i'm pleased to have him at this table. my question is how come you and how did you get together. >> i always wanted to do a documentary about my father as a documentation not a documentary the way it is now which is great. so the family for my kids who didn't know their grandfather. i kept the s

was part of the new york school alongside fellow artist like jackson pollock and mark rothko and his work was exhibited by peggy guggenheim but never gained the popular recognition that his other contemporaries enjoyed, art historians consider him a deep talent. a documentary for h.b.o. focused on the paint who are went unnoticed. here's the trailer for remembering the artist robert de niro sr. >> my father created all this beautiful art work. he was the real thing. he was to me a great artist. but you can never impose that on people. my father felt he was different. and he was different. not only as an artist but for other reasons. he was very particular about what art is. part of recognition is luck. artists are always recognized after they're long gone. i just want to see him get his due. that's my responsibility. >> joining me is the director of robert de niro the artist's son and pleased to have them at this table. my first question is how come you get together? >> well, i was always wanting to do a documentary about my father. just as a documentation. not as a documentary the w