Larry Rivers After Crossing His Delaware
Barbara Probst Solomon
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Posted 05.25.2011
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Larry was intellectual, literary, and one of the most brainy artists of his generation, but there was always the feeling in the art world that the more intellectual the artist, the less talented the painter.
