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14 Cards in this Set
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Ben Shahn
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The Passion of Sacco and Vanzetti. Political and Social themes.
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Reginald Marsh
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Detailed pictures of New York City life.
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Grant Wood
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American Gothic
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Edward Hopper
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American Realist. Early Sunday Morning. Nighthawks. Isolated figures in bleak scenes from everyday urban life.
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George Bellows
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Excelled in paintings containing sports subjects.
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James McNeill Whistler
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Arrangement in Gray and Black: The Artist's Mother. Etching Battersea Bridge and Venetian Scene. A drypoint artist. Sought color and tone
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Marcel Duchamp
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Sculptor in the Dada Movement. Invented "ready-mades"
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Alexander Calder
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Introduces movement to sculpture
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Man Ray
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Sculptor. Dada. Violin d'Ingres
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Isamu Noguchi
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Sculptor. Bridges for the Peace Park in Hiroshima. Red Cube.
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Robert Morris
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Minimalist Sculptor.
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George Segal
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American Pop Sculptor and painter. Lifesize plaster human sculptures.
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Christo
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A sculptor couple that makes giant pieces of art including a 24 mile fence. All of their art is destroyed after being completed due to its monumental size.
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Winslow Homer
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captured the Maine coastline in watercolor and painted seacapes in oil paints
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