61.   But Oettinger notes that the Met has little modern art from Latin America and no folk art.

62.   But this required defining when modern art was born.

63.   But there are some distinctive departures from the usual, and these make the relationship between the modern city and its modern art unusually vivid.

64.   But William S. Lieberman, chairman of the modern art department at the Met, said he was confident it was a genuine Picasso.

65.   But Walker soon turned from an interest in modern art to a passion for Old Master painting.

66.   Certainly, this explanation simplifies what in reality was much more complex, but it catches the central thrust of Modern art.

67.   Cober was one of a small group of American illustrators who injected the precepts of modern art into commercial art.

68.   Contemporary Tuscan cooking in a bright, airy dining room with bold modern art and an exposed kitchen where pizzas are baked in a wood-burning oven.

69.   Constructed from three adjoining town houses, the hotel has a stately Victorian facade that belies a thoroughly modern interior, with brash contemporary furniture and modern art.

70.   David Nash, director of Impressionist and modern art worldwide, is trying to enter the arena.

a. + art >>共 1403
contemporary 6.71%
modern 4.12%
american 3.11%
visual 2.56%
public 2.04%
new 1.83%
decorative 1.74%
ancient 1.71%
high 1.71%
great 1.50%
modern + n. >>共 1026
time 3.32%
world 2.96%
history 2.78%
technology 2.72%
life 2.63%
art 2.35%
society 1.65%
era 1.46%
medicine 1.24%
equipment 1.02%
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