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    THE SWEEPING IMPACT OF ED CLARK

    Sep 01, 2020 1 minute
    Julie Belcove

    Ed Clark canvases, with their broad, juicy, brushy strokes of brilliant color, are unmistakable, as identifiable as Jackson Pollock’s drip paintings or Mark Rothko’s hazy red rectangles. Clark, an African-American artist who died

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