Pollock. Donald Wigal

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to his father LeRoy, February, 1932

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Gabor. Page 49

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Solomon. Page 178. Letter to his friend, Louis Bunce.

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Walsh. Paragraph 8

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Walsh. Paragraph 13

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interview for a Sag Harbor radio station in the Fall of 1950; Cf. O’Connor (77) Pages 79–81

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Salomon. Page 19

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Updike. Page 55

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Stevens. Page 392

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× 228.6 cm, Collection Samuel and Ronnie Heyman.

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Harrison (46). Page 8

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Solomon. Page 18

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telegram to Time Magazine

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Potter. Page 23

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interview for a Sag Harbor radio station in the Fall of 1950; Cf. O’Connor (77) Pages 79–81

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To avoid confusion about New York geographic areas – the state, the city, the borough – this book refers to the borough as Manhattan.

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New York Times. February 18, 2005. Page E37

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Cf. Mark Cooper. Baseball Games: Home Versions of the National Pastime. 1860s to 1960s. (Schiffer, 1995.). Phone conversation with the author, March 11, 2005.

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Naifeh. Page 29

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Naifeh. Page 584.

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Adams. Study for “Poker Night.” Pages 38–39. Painting reproduced in Adam’s biography of Benton. Page 333

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interview for a Sag Harbor radio station in the Fall of 1950; Cf. O’Connor (77) Pages 79–81

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Naifeh. Page 796

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to Selden Rodman, 1956

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Stephen Little. Isms. (Universe, 2004) Page 117.

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Walsh. Paragraph 24–25

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Dearborn. Page 219

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Harrison. Page 9. Letter: January 31, 1930.

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to his father LeRoy, February, 1932

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Adams. Page 7

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Adams. Page 9

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Rex Irvin. The New Yorker Magazine. January 20, 1945.

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Adams. Pages 76–77

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www.angelfire.com/art2/pollock

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interview for a Sag Harbor radio station in the Fall of 1950; Cf. O’Connor (77) Pages 79–81

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Stevens. Pages 208 and 652, note 208

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Klaster. Pages 209, 652 note 209

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The New York Times. “With Charity in Mind.” Page E35. Photo of work included.

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Walsh. Paragraph 32, 34

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For a description of the injunction (US

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