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| Paul Cadmus (1904 - 1999) |
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Artists who influenced Paul Cadmus![]() | Born in New York City, he is a figure artist whose preferred medium was egg tempera and his subjects are usually male figures treated satirically. He is especially known for a series called "Subway Symphony," depictions of disagreeable types of city people. As an artist, he was dedicated to keeping figurative work alive in the face of total abstraction and non-objective painting. He studie ... more (Google) | Artists who were influenced by Paul Cadmus![]() | |
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