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The Found Art of Joseph Cornell
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NPR Weekend Edition - Saturday
12-23-2006
The Found Art of Joseph Cornell
Host: JACKI LYDEN
Time 13:00-14:00 PM
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JACKI LYDEN, host:
Another artist who thought outside the box was Joseph Cornell, who turned the simple box into both his frame and his canvas, encasing found objects behind glass.
Ms. LYNDA ROSCOE HARTIGAN (Curator): Cornell brought home an incredible amount of...
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