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William S. Rubin and Frank Stella during the installation of the exhibition Frank Stella

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Description: William S. Rubin and Frank Stella during the installation of the exhibition Frank...

TitleWilliam S. Rubin and Frank Stella during the installation of the exhibition Frank Stella

Creator rolePhotographer

Creation date1970

Object typePhotograph

LocationDepartment of Public Information Records, Museum of Modern Art Archives

Accession numberII.C.180

SubjectsWheelchairsMinimal art--United States--Exhibitions

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6. Sam Francis, Impairment, and the Embodied Experience of Difference

Description: Modernism, Art, Therapy

Modernism, Art, Therapy

Before he was an artist, Sam Francis was a patient. Before that, he was a flyboy. In 1942 he enlisted in the US Army Air Corps and dreamed of becoming a reconnaissance pilot, scanning enemy territory through the camera’s clear lens. Once his orders came through on March 1, 1943, Francis flew avidly, logging over...

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PublisherYale University Press

Copyright© 2024 by Suzanne Hudson and Tanya Sheehan

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Chapter subject tags:Modernism (Art)--United StatesArt therapyFrancis, Sam, 1923-1994Hospital patientsPainting, American--20th centuryDrawing, American--20th century

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