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EDITH HALPERT, THE DOWNTOWN GALLERY, AND THE RISE OF AMERICAN ART
The founder of the Downtown Gallery in New York, Halpert, a Russian Jewish immigrant, shaped an identity for American art. Richly illustrated with works that passed through her groundbreaking gallery, this volume tells the extraordinary and largely overlooked story of her career and legacy.
Format: Hardbound
Pages: 232
Publisher: Yale
Size: 9x11 inches
ISBN: 9780300231007
Item #: 9088601
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