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WHAT the media observes firsthand during political wars, but often cleans up when it reports the news for public consumption, continually bemuses me. The naive Lilly falls in return, so astounded at loving a woman that she's oblivious to the fact that Felice and her circle are all Jews, The two launch a passionate romance that bemuses everyone around them. Right now, it's just ten years ago, and thus, not surprisingly, the aspect of Wool's work that most bemuses younger painters (that makes his paintings seem quaint to them) is exactly the quality that recommends them to the curator of this exhibition and to the essayists in the catalogue: i. |
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