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020			_a9782879391311
037			_cGifted _nVijayan Kannampilly
041			_aEnglish
082			_a759.4 _bBOU
100			_aBougault, Valerie
245			_aPARIS MONTPARNASSE _b: Heyday of Modern Art 1910-1940
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260			_bTerrail _aParis _c1997
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500			_aIn the interwar years, in burgeoning Montparnasse, artists searched relentlessly to capture the image reflected by the human face. Each in his own fashion sought to reconstruct, in compelling portraits, human representation: Matisse and Chagall set their paintings ablaze with pure colour, Soutine deployed naked expressiveness, while Picasso chose the road of deconstruction. Each asserted his individual personality, yet all in unison. This creative individuality inspired freedom, a freedom which was to imbue Montparnasse with a unique atmosphere and astound the visitors who flocked from the world over to discover its magic.
650			_aArt & Painting
650			_aExpatriate artists
650			_aIntellectual life
650			_aFrench Painting
650			_aFrench Art
650			_aFrance - Paris Montparnasse
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999			_c186968 _d186968