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Сообщение от LCR

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In the January issue of "Art in Paris," Paul Guillaume's article:

"Once, I went into the workshop of one artist to see the Modigliani painting, I noticed in the corner of the picture, which I am very pleased. It was Soutine, the painting depicted a pastry - pastry unreal, fantastic, awarded by the artist and a magnificent giant ear, a sudden and quite correct, it was a masterpiece! I bought it. Then Dr. Barnes saw it from me.
- But it is incredible! - He cried. Enthusiasm, which he experienced from this picture, decided the fate of Soutine, his sudden success, from day to day, his paintings began to enjoy great demand, it is recognized.

I wonder what kind of work would decide the fate Soutine? Probably the one that in the greenhouse. Few years ago was sold at Christie's another confectioner and also was the property of Paul Guillaume. Agree, the boy's ears, too, that the pastry should