Barnard Bulletin Review of the Arts
Executive Editor -. Tania Osadca staff list includes Barbara Blumenreich Rosalind Marshack Joy Felsher M Anna Bojeun Connie Brown Joan Gordon Roselle Kurland Barbara Posen Jane Ruben Eleanor A Weber Marcelle Appel Loraine Botkin Ronnie Braunstein Mada Levine Leslie Meed Ronnie Olman Marian Pollett Muriel Popper Joan Schulman Lynne Tolk Iris Unger Naomi Weintraub Esther Brounfeld Judy Lefkowitz Susan Rodd special faculty contributors Flavia Alaya LeRoy Breunig Julius S Held Joann R Morse special student contributors Ann Alaya Michael Baybak Susan Gitelson.
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Barbara Blumenreich
Rosalind F. Marshack
Joy Felsher
M. Anna Bojeun
Connie Brown
Joan Gordon
Roselle Kurland
Barbara Posen
Jane Ruben
Eleanor A. Weber
Marcelle Appel
Loraine Botkin
Ronnie Braunstein
Mada Levine
Leslie Meed
Ronnie Olman
Marian Pollett
Muriel Popper
Joan Schulman
Lynne Tolk
Iris Unger
Naomi Weintraub
Esther Brounfeld
Judy Lefkowitz
Susan Rodd
Flavia Alaya
LeRoy Breunig
Julius S. Held
Joann R. Morse
Ann Alaya
Michael Baybak
Susan Gitelson
Work As Scientific Adviser Delights
Barnard Professor Julius S. Held describes his role as scientific adviser to Luis A. Ferre in forming a Puerto Rico art museum. He reviews paintings for authenticity quality and condition, avoiding duplicates and selecting pieces that add value to the collection in Ponce. He recently traveled to London to inspect works up for auction.
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Barnard
Ponce
Puerto Rico
Luis A. Ferre
Ferre
Julius S. Held
Freiburg
Lincoln Square Project Faces Cost and Committee Debate
A sprawling Lincoln Square cultural center aims to house the Met Opera, Philharmonic, Juilliard, and more with 28 story apartments and a 40 story TV studio block. Despite $132 million goal, $65 million remains, prompting protests over relocations and calls for government or private subsidies. Renowned figures like Elia Kazan and Robert Whitehead are named in planning, while critics warn committees may blunt artistic creativity.
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Lincoln Square
Poets and Painters in Paris Link Critic and Artist
An essay notes Guillaume Apollinaire defended painters like Picasso, Matisse, Braque, and Chagall, not as formal critic but as friend who saw works in studios. It argues poet and painter collaboration shaped early 20th century Paris art discourse and cites Breunig's collection.
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Ee Cummings
de Kooning
Pollack
57Th Street
New York Post
Paris
Baudelaire
Guillaume Apollinaire
Picasso
Matisse
Braque
Rousseau
Chagall
di Chirico
Leger
Apollinaire
Max Jacob
Blaise Cendrars
Breunig
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