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A country has to be lived in and died in for a long time before evidences of its culture accumulate, gain currency and become distinguished. The arts are among those evidences, and for 150 years U. S. citizens have been asking themselves if and when the arts of the U. S., as such, would add another noble tradition to the world's stock. This week in Paris, at the long, two-story Jeu de Paume Museum in the Tuileries Gardens, some earnest people from Manhattan are putting the finishing touches on the...
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