"You can see it again and again and still be struck dumb by its audacity, its freshness and its courage — and especially by the way it seems to be the summation of the organized, state-sanctioned cruelty, the angst and hysteria of the modern age."
In the Los Angeles Times, Thomas Hoving celebrates the one-hundredth anniversary of Pablo Picasso's Les Demoiselles d'Avignon.
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