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True is a magazine probably unknown to the readers of the College Art Journal. Yet 600,000 American men buy True every month and read its stories of war and sport. This month the editors of True with genuine enthusiasm are publishing a color reproduction of a Winslow Homer watercolor. Fifth Avenue and 58th Street is spiritually many thousands of miles from True, but if you look in the highly fashionable windows of Bergdorf Goodman, you will find paintings by Winslow Homer. Nothing could seem less chic in appearance than these dark unmodish pictures placed where one might expect the window dresser to have used a Dali or a Berard. This month, too—and this news transcends the popular and the fashionable—a long awaited, definitive monograph on Winslow Homer has been published. |
