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When that tactic didn't work, they called a meeting to be held on December 4, "and proposed a compromise--that scholars could look, but couldn't print what they see," Shanks said...
Shanks said that in order to know what is important for a scholar to study "you need the whole corpus," and that "the only solution is to print a facsimile copy of the whole thing and let everyone read...
...think any scholar will sign [a request to see the scrolls] under these conditions--you can look, but you can't print what you get," Shanks said. "It's limiting access masquerading as granting access...
...begged to be consumed. It also fed back, with incredible speed, into the domain of popular culture -- partly because it was so easily, and at times misleadingly, reproducible. (An early Lichtenstein like Masterpiece, 1962, inflates with complications when liberated from a comic-strip frame; reproduced in print, it collapses back into one again...
...presence of a work like "Cross" aptly complements and brings new meaning to other exhibits, like "Moonrise, Hernandez, New Mexico" (1941), which opens the show. The latter print becomes a compendium for the show as a whole. The photograph contains a little bit of everything--a stunning evening landscape of mountains and clouds, a few remnants of industrialization, numerous crosses. It skillfully summarizes a new and fuller view of Ansel Adams...