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Elizabeth Lee

Elizabeth Lee is associate professor of art history at Dickinson College, Carlisle, Pennsylvania.

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12. Matisse’s Therapeutic Modernism

Elizabeth Lee

Modernism, Art, Therapy

From the start of his career in the United States, critics interpreted the work of Henri Matisse through a lens of pathology. In a review of his first American...

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Elizabeth Lee

PublisherYale University Press

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Chapter subject tags:Matisse, Henri, 1869-1954Modernism (Art)--FranceArt therapyMental healthPainting, French--20th century

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