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...study and brush their teeth together also tend to go to bed together? How does living in close proximity (which may range from neighboring rooms to adjacent wings) affect the way they feel about each other? With a survey of a small sampling of 96 Radcliffe girls, Psychiatrist Elizabeth Aub Reid gives some answers in the current American Journal of Psychiatry...
...When Aub then asked Picasso to support the tarradiddle, Picasso roared with laughter, shouting: "J.T.C.! and how I knew him. As much as you wish!" The most essential element in Campalans' career-the paintings-Aub provided himself. "When I did not know what to do," said Aub, "I simply slopped some oils on a canvas and held it under the hot water faucet." He gave them such names as Coal Dealer's Daughter-whatever popped into his head...
When the last tile in the mosaic was complete, Aub unveiled his masterpiece at the elegant Excelsior Gallery in Mexico City in 1958. Most of the Campalans paintings in the accompanying exhibition were snapped up. Said Famed Muralist David Siqueiros, thoroughly duped: "I knew Campalans well in Paris. Orozco liked him very much." A few weeks later Aub confessed his hoax. Mexicans fumed, then laughed embarrassedly...
...cannot stop running. Purchasing the French rights for Aub's "biography," simply titled Jusep Torres Campalans, Gallimard pulled out the stops. Needing a few sketches from J.T.C.'s "middle period," the publisher asked Aub to fill the gap. In moments, on the back of office stationery, he did. A big first printing of 5,000 is selling well, aided by Gallimard's deft exploitation of France's latest art world celebrity. Had he lived, J.T.C. would have been gratified...