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John Eastman 05/20/2008 07:05 PM Report
What a great man, what a loss. His appreciation of others work and contributions, his work ethic, and his sense of wonder have given us treasures for years to come.
John
Phil Menger 05/19/2008 11:10 AM Report
It never ceases to amaze me how what we once thought of as "modern" art has become classic, and dare I say, dated, almost nostalgic. When I look at Pollock or Rauschenberg now I hark back to my youth. The only one of the moderns (if I can use that term freely as a lay person) who do not have that effect on me is de Kooning whose work still seems just out of this world still. I love them all since they led me into an appreciation of a part of life I may never have enjoyed without seeing their work.