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Oral history interview with Lee Krasner, 1964 Nov. 2 - 1968 Apr. 11
“He [ Hans Hofmann one of her art teachers] would come up to me [1937-38], look at my work, and do a critique half in English and half in German, but certainly nothing I could understand. When he left the room I would call George McNeil, who was then the monitor, over and I would ask: 'What did this man say to me?' Hoffman was teaching Cubism and that was pretty exciting. Matisse and Picasso were my highlights. It was as though I was swinging between them. First I started to work with color and then there was a heavy swing toward the linear.”
Source: Art Talk, Conversations with 15 woman artists 1975, p. 73.
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Source: Art Talk, Conversations with 15 woman artists 1975, p. 74.

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