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CONTENTSillustrations included in the print editionacknowledgmentsixxvIntroduction: The Portrait GalleryxviiPART I: THE SUBJECTS OF THE ARTISTChapter 1: The Creation (of a) Myth 3Chapter 2: From Portraiture to Pictures of People: 13Neel’s Portrait ConventionsChapter 3: Starting Out from Home, 1927–1932 29vii
viii / ContentsPART II: NEEL’S SOCIAL REALIST ART:1933–1981Chapter 4: Art on the Left in the 1930s 45Chapter 5: The Cold War Battles: 1940–1980 67Chapter 6: El Barrio: Portrait of Spanish Harlem 90PART III: THE NEW YORK ART NETWORK:1960–1980Chapter 7: A Gallery of Players: Artist-Critic-Dealer 111Chapter 8: The Women’s Wing: Neel and Feminist Art 127PART IV: THE EXTENDED FAMILYChapter 9: Truth Unveiled: The Portrait Nude 147Chapter 10: Shifting Constellations: The Family (Dis)Membered 162notes 177bibliography 213photography credits 233
Page 4 and 5: Pictures of PeopleAlice Neel’sAme
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Part IINeel’s Social Realist Art:
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7A Gallery of Players:Artist-Critic
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A Gallery of Players / 113be lost a
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8The Women’s Wing:Neel and Femini
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The Women’s Wing / 141There exist
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9Truth Unveiled:The Portrait NudeIn
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Shifting Constellations / 163which
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NOTESIntroduction. The Portrait Gal
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Notes / 1793. Emile de Antonio and
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Notes / 18143. Gombrich, “The Exp
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Notes / 183that the book is ƒnishe
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Notes / 185into a language of tempe
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Notes / 187only one repeated entry,
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Notes / 18974. J.L., “New Exhibit
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Notes / 191from the 1930s through t
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Notes / 193a man (who loves childre
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Notes / 195designed to jolt the rea
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Notes / 197alist art, permeated by
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Notes / 19929. Morris Dickstein, Ga
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Notes / 201portrait of the boyish W
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Notes / 203world gossip.” David B
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Notes / 205which had refused to par
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Notes / 207Eating and Identity (198
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Notes / 20925. Georges Bataille, Th
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BIBLIOGRAPHYI. Archival Sources and
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Sources Focused on Alice Neel / 215
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Sources Focused on Alice Neel / 217
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General Sources: Books / 219Storr,
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General Sources: Books / 221Chodoro
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General Sources: Books / 223——
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General Sources: Books / 225Leja, M
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General Sources: Periodicals / 229W
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