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Connolly, Jean | July 3, 1943 issue

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The article discusses performing arts. "Modern Artists" is an exhibition of little pictures by big names, little in more than one sense, for very few of these artists are at their best. Almost every well-known name is here; there are the familiar "Ascot Race Gourse" and a Pascin water color of three Negroes called "New Orleans"; Laurens shows a conventionally boring female figure, Chagall an ugly crucifixion; Tarnayo and Bores illustrate the darkness that is Mexico, while Marie Laurencin indicates the twilight that is hers.

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ART -- Exhibitions; PERFORMING arts; EXHIBITIONS; ARTISTS; AESTHETICS; DESIGN
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