Acccepted Art (Now)
A short, light-hearted blurb from the "A Look at the World's Week" section of of Life magazine about the purchase of September Morn by the Metropolitan Museum in 1957.
Accepted Art (Now)
When it first appeared in the U. S. 44 years ago, September Morn, a painting of a modest nude, caused a moralistic furor. But when it finally attained the distinction of being exhibited at the Metropolitan Museum last week it outraged nobody. Said museum worker James Sigliano (left), "I had one of her in the living room but my wife put her up in the attic."
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Title
Acccepted Art (Now)
Subject
Purchase of September Morn by Metropolitan Museum of New York.
Description
A short, light-hearted blurb from the "A Look at the World's Week" section of of Life magazine about the purchase of September Morn by the Metropolitan Museum in 1957.
Creator
Life Magazine
Source
Life Magazine Archive at Google Books.
Date
1957-09-09
Language
en
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Accepted Art (Now)
When it first appeared in the U. S. 44 years ago, September Morn, a painting of a modest nude, caused a moralistic furor. But when it finally attained the distinction of being exhibited at the Metropolitan Museum last week it outraged nobody. Said museum worker James Sigliano (left), "I had one of her in the living room but my wife put her up in the attic."
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magazine article
Citation
Life Magazine, "Acccepted Art (Now)," in September Morn Archive, Item #92, http://septembermorn.org/items/show/92 (accessed May 28, 2017).