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Albuquerque Journal, March 21st, 2003

Marcel Duchamp's inspired work helped lead to American Modernism At this moment at the beginning of the 21st century, it appears that the difference between the U.S. and France has been reduced to the question of war or peace. Ever since Lafayette helped us fight our revolution against the English and then exported terrorism (in a sense) back to his own country, the United States and France have viewed each other across a cultural and political divide sometimes not wide enough for either of us. In 1831, Alexis de Tocqueville (only a few years younger than our republic) visited for less than...

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