Word: marc
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Something was obviously wrong with the machine. New York's anti-Communist Liberal Party, veterans' groups, old-line, anti-Tammany Democrats, and independent voters began to harass Marc and talk up a new deal for East H:1 cm. To help them along, Candidate Bryan invaded the grimiest corners of Marcantonio's dead end with an oldfashioned, no-quarter campaign. Patronage or no patronage, Marcantonio would have to hustle...
...Arrived, in London: Admiral Marc Andrew Mitscher, commander of the U.S. Eighth (Atlantic) Fleet and Vice Admiral Forrest Percival Sherman, Deputy Chief of Naval Operations, en route to the Mediterranean for a "normal [and timely] inspection of naval forces in Europe...
More artists were painting more abstractions than ever before. Even so, the standouts of the season were not abstractionists, but men who put awareness of nature and strong emotions ahead of nice design. Among the hit shows: Russia's Marc Chagall (who paints self-playing violins and purple cows in his clouds), Buffalo's Charles Burchfield and Germany's passionate Max Beckmann. To all of them, beauty was a matter of feeling...
...Symphony (Sun. 5 p.m., NBC). Marc Blitzstein's Airborne Symphony makes its network debut, Leonard Bernstein conducting...
Chagall's peculiarly repetitive "humor" had its roots in Vitebsk, Russia. Under the Czars, no Jew could forget the burden of dread which Christian Europe forced on his race. But Chagall's family were Hasideans, who rebelled against the sober intellectualism of the Talmudists. They taught young Marc that the essence of religion was love, and that sorrow could only cloud communication with...