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The Feast of Pure Reason
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The Feast of Pure Reason

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  • Jack Levine

    …Trust, exhibited in 1936, and The Feast of Pure Reason, shown the following year. In the latter work, a police officer, politician, and wealthy man huddle together, presumably striking a deal; this theme of corruption would continue in much of his work.

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    …Trust, exhibited in 1936, and The Feast of Pure Reason, shown the following year. In the latter work, a police officer, politician, and wealthy man huddle together, presumably striking a deal; this theme of corruption would continue in much of his work.

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  • Alfred Castagne
    Social Realism

    …scene, a technique exemplified in The Feast of Pure Reason (1937).

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    …scene, a technique exemplified in The Feast of Pure Reason (1937).

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