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Transatlantique - Alice Neel illustration In the 1970s theories about

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In the 1970s theories about the disappearances fixated on Iceland’s anxieties over smuggling

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‘In Place of Hate’

This new edition is released to coincide with Clark’s major solo exhibition at IWM (Imperial War Museum) London

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Transatlantique - Alice Neel illustration In the 1970s theories aboutThe work of American artist Alice Neel (1900 1984) is marked by a powerful political and social commitment. Down the years, she mainly produced portraits, realistic accounts of the remarkable diversity of America. For Transatlantique, art historian Fabienne Dumont brings together seven European women artists and their views on this exceptional body of work. Book design : Catherine Barluet and Jean Franois Maurige 144 pages * 10 x 19 cm Softcover

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