Installation view of the exhibition, "Artist as Adversary."

The Artist as Adversary

Installation view of the exhibition, "Artist as Adversary."

July 1, 1971–September 27, 1971. Photographic Archive. The Museum of Modern Art Archives, New York. IN968a.4. Photograph by James Mathews.

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Georges Rouault Far from the Smile of Rheims (Loin du sourire de Reims), plate LI from Miserere 1922, published 1948
Georges Rouault Trial proof for "They Have Ruined Even the Ruins," plate XXXIV from Miserere (Book commissioned, but unpublished by Vollard; Print executed 1926; Book publi
Georges Rouault Plus le coeur est noble, moins le col est roide (The Nobler the Heart, the Less Stiff the Collar) for the illustrated book Miserere 1926, published 1948
Georges Rouault Trial proof for "Arise, Ye Dead!," plate LIV from Miserere (Book commissioned, but unpublished by Vollard; Print executed 1927; Book publi
Max Beckmann Departure Frankfurt 1932, Berlin 1933-35

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Installation view of the exhibition, "Artist as Adversary."

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