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Twenty years of Roger Fry's writing on art are gathered into this 1920 collection of essays. Some had never appeared in England before, and R. R. Tatlock helped trace and arrange them. The opening essays take up art and life, aesthetics and the artist's vision, followed by pieces on the art of the Bushmen, the sculpture of Africa, ancient America and an exhibition of Mohammedan art at Munich. Further essays turn to Giotto, El Greco, Blake, Claude, Cézanne, Renoir and the French Post-Impressionists, with plates of works by Rodin, Matisse, Picasso and Dürer.
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