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July 17, 1935
James Johnson Sweeney
A Note on Abstract Painting
March 18, 1925
Edmund Wilson
Georgia O'Keefe Outblazed Other Female Painters of Her Time
March 18, 1925
October 26, 1921
MagazineH.L. Mencken
The Motive of the Critic
It is simply a desire for self-expression, a thirst to function more broadly and brilliantly than the general, obscure in origin but irresistible in force.
May 18, 1921
Clive Bell
De Gustibus
September 15, 1920
Clive Bell
The Place of Art in Art Criticism
May 19, 1920
Clive Bell
Matisse and Picasso
January 22, 1916
Leo Stein
Cézanne
A retrospective from 1916, ten years after the artist's death.
February 6, 1915
MagazineRobert Frost
The Death of the Hired Man

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