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  • Cornell, Joseph
    Joseph Cornell

    Among these were the Soap Bubble Set series; the Pharmacy series, which looked like miniature apothecaries or cabinets of curiosities; the Medici series, which featured reproductions of Italian Renaissance portraits; and the Aviary series, boxes that focused on birds and showed a stylistic shift toward abstraction..

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    Among these were the Soap Bubble Set series; the Pharmacy series, which looked like miniature apothecaries or cabinets of curiosities; the Medici series, which featured reproductions of Italian Renaissance portraits; and the Aviary series, boxes that focused on birds and showed a stylistic shift toward abstraction..

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