Charles Demuth: Edited with an Introduction (Classic Reprint)

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Indeed, bavin g in mind tbe way practically all muceumc, wbetber cituated in London, Paris or New York, bave equandered public fund; wben it bay come to purcbacin g living art, one cannot but bave ceriouy doubt; ac to tbe defirability of muceumc purcuin g tbic policy at all. I f tbey inyict upon only buying picture; exbibited at tbe Salon, tbe Royal Academy and tbe National Academy of Decign, tbey bad, of course, mucb better confine tbemcelvey colely to tbe old mafterf. In tbic field muceumc can amuje tbem felvec to tbeir beartc' content witb quections of attribu tione, rectoratione, pedigreec and otber matters, can now even bave tbeir picture; X-rayed, witbout being troubled witb mere eeytbetic concideratione.

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