The philosophy of breaking through : a personal interpretation of some modern tendencies, approached from an inductive standpoint, 1939 August 26.

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The philosophy of breaking through : a personal interpretation of some modern tendencies, approached from an inductive standpoint, 1939 August 26.

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Accompanied by a cover letter to Verner Bogard. The essay on current trends in art was unpublished at the time of the writing of the letter.

18 leaves ; 28 cm.

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