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Side 6
... period , " but Mr. Derouet does not essay that task himself a curious dereliction of critical duty in a curator who has made himself a specialist in the subject . The truth is , from his introduction to the catalogue of this exhibition ...
... period , " but Mr. Derouet does not essay that task himself a curious dereliction of critical duty in a curator who has made himself a specialist in the subject . The truth is , from his introduction to the catalogue of this exhibition ...
Side 4
... period . The question of Chagall's color , which also becomes an important element in his painting for the first time in this period , is less easily resolved . Fauvism is often claimed as the principal influence on Chagall's use of ...
... period . The question of Chagall's color , which also becomes an important element in his painting for the first time in this period , is less easily resolved . Fauvism is often claimed as the principal influence on Chagall's use of ...
Side 45
... period . What is remarkable about these two re- 1 The Pluralist Era : American Art , 1968-1981 , by Corinne Robbins , Harper & Row , 1984 , 246 pages , illustrated , $ 25.95 . 2 " A New Beginning : 1968-1978 " opened February 3 and will ...
... period . What is remarkable about these two re- 1 The Pluralist Era : American Art , 1968-1981 , by Corinne Robbins , Harper & Row , 1984 , 246 pages , illustrated , $ 25.95 . 2 " A New Beginning : 1968-1978 " opened February 3 and will ...
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