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Artist James Harvey
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James Harvey, Abstract, 1953 |
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James Harvey, Brillo Box Design, 1961 |
"The Graham Gallery, which represented Harvey’s abstract expressionist
art issued a press release on behalf of Stuart and Gunn (and Harvey)
that stated: “It is galling enough for Jim Harvey, an abstract
expressionist, to see that a pop artist is running away with the ball,
but when the ball happens to be a box designed by Jim Harvey, and Andy
Warhol gets the credit for it, well, this makes Jim scream: ‘Andy is
running away with my box.’” But the final line practically admitted
defeat: “What’s one man’s box, may be another man’s art.” --wikipedia
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