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"It starts with Heinrich Kürz's painting 'A Gallery Portrait', depicting his patron Hermann Raffke with part of his collection, on display in an 1913 exhibition in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Ramifying from there, it provides descriptions of the paintings in the portrait, accounts of their history and provenance, and details of their subsequent history. This includes an immense mass of detail, in which one is never sure what is real and what is not--and the more art history one knows, the more disturbing this will probably be, though more of the little jokes spread throughout will be appreciated, too"--Review by Danny Yee, March 2003.
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