1. Paul's Case
... and flamboyance. Before he goes to work at Carnegie Hall he decided to go the picture gallery, "where there were some of Raffelli's gay studies of Paris streets and an airy blue Venetian scene or two which always exhilarated him", and "eventually sat down before a blue Rico and lost himself". Which seemed to indicate that he judged art purely through how ... ...
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- Grade Level: High School