Rotterdam’s Boijmans Van Beuningen museum will reconstruct the iconic “peanut butter floor” artwork next month, honoring the late artist Wim T. Schippers who passed away last week at age 83. Schippers, also known for voicing beloved Sesame Street characters, created the piece – constructed from peanut butter within a defined frame – in 1969, with the museum acquiring it in 2010. Museum officials describe the work as embodying Schippers’ belief in art’s inherent value despite its lack of practical purpose, and his unique sense of humor. This recreation won’t be an exact replica, aligning with Schippers’ artistic philosophy of variation. The museum intends to use smooth peanut butter, as per previous conversations with the artist. The duration of the installation remains undecided, but the museum emphasizes its commitment to celebrating Schippers’ legacy and thought-provoking artistry.