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Splinter beach
Bellows, George, 1882-1925 · 1911
East River, New York. (Bellows) / From the time he arrived in New York, Bellows was fascinated by all aspects of urban life. He repeatedly drew and painted the physical features of the city, and was particularly enchanted with the rivers. In the case of "Splinter Beach," he related the swarms of "river rats" to their environment with detailed observations and a fine sense of humor. (Mason)
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