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ADM. ALFREDO POVEDA ENDED JUNTA'S REIGN IN ECUADOR
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QUITO, Ecuador - Retired Admiral Alfredo Poveda, who led a
military junta that ruled Ecuador from 1976 until it turned over
power to a civilian government in 1979, died of a heart attack last
week in Miami, his family said. He was 64.
Adm. Poveda had traveled to Miami for medical treatment, his
family said. He died Thursday, and his family said the body was
flown to the port of Guayaquil, where a funeral with military
honors was scheduled.
In 1976, the ...
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Max Beckmann & the School of Paris.(Max Beckmann, Saint Louis Art Museum)
Magazine article from: New Criterion
; ...who has looked attentively at Beckmann's work is aware of how different...discount the abundant evidence of Beckmann's deep Northern roots; it...generation preceding his, Max Liebermann and Lovis Corinth...German art. Plainer still, Beckmann's taste for Nordic myths...
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Max Beckmann Still Shocks Viewers With His Greatness.(Arts&Entertainment)
Newspaper article from: The New York Observer (New York, NY)
; ...to terms with the German painter Max Beckmann (1884-1950), whose work is...retrospective, who accurately describes Beckmann as "neither a conservative nor...1905), the Double Portrait of Max Beckmann and Minna Beckmann-Tube (1909...
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Max Beckmann
Magazine article from: Artforum
; MAX BECKMANN MOMA QNS, NEW YORK "Curious that in every city I hear the lions roaring," Max Beckmann noted in his diary in 1947, a few days after reaching New York from Amsterdam...
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Thomas Wolfe and Max Beckmann: a creative sympathy.(Critical essay)
Magazine article from: Thomas Wolfe Review
; ...genre. Thomas Wolfe and Max Beckmann spoke different languages...sympathy. Born in 1884, Max Beckmann achieved significant recognition...York City in 1949, where Max died of heart failure on 27 December 1950. Beckmann's art defies stylistic...
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Beckmann on Beckmann. (Max Beckmann's self-portrait series, Gagosian Gallery, New York, New York)
Magazine article from: Art in America
; ...portraits reminds the author of how Max Beckmann survived persecution and exile...Iowa, the school bought a large Beckmann triptych, Carnival (1942/43...heavy dose of art history. In Beckmann we found a model of resolution...
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Max Beckmann.(Critical Essay)
Magazine article from: Artforum International
; ...city I bear the lions roaring," Max Beckmann noted in his diary in 1947, a...remark means, it reminds us that Beckmann loved the circus and identified...tigers cower in a cage while a stern Beckmann, centered in the blaze of a lamp...
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Is Max Beckmann likeable?
Magazine article from: New Criterion
; ...Fresh from a press preview of the Max Beckmann retrospective at MOMA, Queens...met by a laconic "I don't like Beckmann." (We quickly began talking...Storr--an ardent admirer of Beckmann and, to judge by the exhibition...
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Germany's marked man Max Beckmann in his last island of exile
Newspaper article from: International Herald Tribune
; 00-00-0000 When Max Beckmann stepped off the train in New York...German artists of the 20th century, Beckmann had a well-established reputation...Modern in London, organized ''Max Beckmann,'' a 134-work retrospective...
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The Art Of Exile: In the first N.Y. museum show of Max Beckmann's
Newspaper article from: The Jewish Week
; ...the first N.Y. museum show of Max Beckmann's work in. 30 years, the...his native Germany, the painter Max Beckmann went from celebrated artist to...Museum Soho's exhibition, "Max BEckmann in Exile," is devoted to the...
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MAX BECKMANN AND OTTO DIX
Magazine article from: Artforum
; MAX BECKMANN AND OTTO DIX NEUE GALERIE War is hell...Hell), 1919, eleven lithographs by Max Beckmann. Both artists enthusiastically volunteered...entertainment. -Jan Avgikos [Sidebar] Max Beckmann, DerHunger, 1919, lithograph, 19...
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