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“If to the viewer's eyes, my world appears less beautiful than his, I'm to be pitied and the viewer praised.”

Quote by Rockwell Kent

Book:Rockwell Kent: the Early Years: Exhibition Bowdoin College, Museum of Art, 1969

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Rockwell Kent: the Early Years: Exhibition Bowdoin College, Museum of Art, 1969

The publication includes detailed entries on each piece, providing insights into Kent's artistic development during the early part of his career. It features reproductions of his works and offers a contextual understanding of the exhibition's significance in the history of American art. more

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Rockwell Kent was an American painter known for his landscapes and illustrations. His works often feature themes of nature, showcasing his profound understanding and unique approach to the beauty of the natural world. Kent held a significant position in the art world, and his works are still beloved and studied today. more

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