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“We talk a good deal about Jewish Art. We ask one another if there is such a thing. We deplore that there isn’t any; and regret that it is so poor or so unnational, or so uncharacteristic…We claim distinguished artists as Jews, and then debate their identity. Quote found in "From Meidelach to Matriarchs~ A Journal”

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