The 20th Century, Post-1945: Artists, Writers, and ComposersSarah Halliwell Subjects include artists Hopper, Chagall, O'Keeffe, Dali, Pollock, and Warhol; as well as writers Hughes, Singer, Wright, Williams, Bellow, Miller, Salinger, Marquez, Morrison, Soyinka, and Erdrich. Musicians and composers include Ellington and Bernstein. |
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