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    Landscape and Mindscape

    Mar 01, 2020 2 minutes
    —JOHN DORFMAN

    NE OF THE interesting things about abstract painting is how it continues to feed upon the visible world even as it eschews any conventionalized effort to represent it. A case in point is Leon Berkowitz (see page 66), an artist who is usually classified with the

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