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Artzybasheff

American  
[ahrt-si-bah-shif, uhr-tsi-bah-shyif] / ˌɑrt sɪˈbɑ ʃɪf, ʌr tsɪˈbɑ ʃyɪf /

noun

  1. Boris Mikhailovich 1899–1965, U.S. illustrator and writer, born in Russia.


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"The Worlds of Boris Artzybasheff" will be open to the public through Nov. 18.

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Originally published in 1935 with illustrations by the late Boris Artzybasheff, Circus made the same impact on the American public then as it did on the people of Finney's fictional Arizona town.

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Sometimes the newsmaker Artzybasheff is asked to paint lends himself to fairly conventional treatment, but even then "Artzy" is likely to surprise us.

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Sir: We with telephone number 4-1617 are curious to know how this number was selected by Artist Artzybasheff for your cover.

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If it belongs to Artist Artzybasheff, I'd like to buy it.

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