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Art
Rosenfeld, Paul | March 1, 1941 issue

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In connection with its brilliant exhibition of French paintings, prints, and drawings of the nineteenth century, the Metropolitan Museum is holding a charming show of the fashions of the epoch; and amusingly enough an unchanging feature of the fashion-prints recurs to the mind of the spectator as he moves among the works of fine art. The arts exhibit as a whole furthermore represents individualism by giving an idea of the spiritual increase possible to and characteristic of the superior individual, and a sign of his means to the creation of a milieu favoring the survival of his sort.

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ART -- Exhibitions; FASHION & art; ART museums; ARTS facilities; PAINTING; FRANCE
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