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She Championed Pollock and Rothko. Now Her Art Is on the Museum Walls.

Betty Parsons, who showed the “great big shots” in her gallery starting in the 1940s, is the focus of a survey at Bard College, designed by the artist Amy Sillman.

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She Championed Pollock and Rothko. Now Her Art Is on the Museum Walls.
Betty Parsons, who showed the “great big shots” in her gallery starting in the 1940s, is the focus of a survey at Bard College, designed by the artist Amy Sillman.
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