Eastman, Max, 1883-1969 · New York : A.A. Knopf · leaf 65
ough to stand it, thenwe are on the verge of a great era in popular art.But if these artists prove only little bantams, whohave their heads turned the first time they find outthey can crow—it is vain to hope for anything but anew series of monomanias. The fetters are removed—the wings are… … WASHINGTON SQUARE. GLENN O. COLEMAN fetters are as quick and sure death to libertyacademic custom or ancestor worship. MAGAZINE ART 63 If intelligence is given its sovereignty, and if menof universality arise, the twentieth century will seean age of art and poetry surpassing that of…
