Man Ray's Revolving Doors (1926)
Library Of Congress. Rare Book Division
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In this segment of From the Vaults, Librarian-in-Residence Emily Moore explores Revolving Doors, a technicolor set of stencil prints by modern artists Man Ray (1890-1976). Moore explains how the unique set of modern art prints rejected contemporary artistic convention in exchange for the abstract and the absurd, creative threads that can be traced throughout the artist's larger oeuvre.
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