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John Marin By John Marin
John Marin By John Marin

By Cleve Gray, John Marin

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From the dust a quarter of a century, John Marin was recognized as American's foremost watercolorist. Cleve Gray believes that this judgement, as well as the decline in Marin's reputation after the...

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David Smith By David Smith: Sculpture And Writings
David Smith By David Smith: Sculpture And Writings

By David Smith, Cleve Gray

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Cleve Gray Makes Available For The First Time Many Of The 10,000 Documents Left In The Smith Estate Of Sculptor David Smith's Own Writings. They Provide A Unique Record Of This Great Artist's Aesth...

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Cleve Gray: Works On Paper 1940-1986
Cleve Gray: Paintings 1966 To 1977
Cleve Gray: Paintings 1966 To 1977

By Albright Knox Art Gallery, Thomas B. Hess, Rhode Island School Of Design. Museum Of Art, Cleve Gray

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With An Essay By Thomas B. Hess ; And A Foreword By Robert T. Buck, Jr. Exhibition Held At The Albright-knox Art Gallery, Buffalo, N.y., June 10-july 17, 1977, And At The Museum Of Art, Rhode Islan...

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Hans Richter By Hans Richter
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By Karen Wilkin, Cleve Gray

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