1.   Moreover the government is building, at considerable cost, a museum at Quai de Branly devoted to primitive art.

2.   They have always refused to place primitive art on the same plane as the work of Western artists.

3.   This attitude was, of course, purely subjective, and their appreciation of primitive art was almost entirely emotional.

4.   But as design horizons broadened to appreciate more primitive art and crafts, these striking utilitarian wool rugs came into favor.

5.   But he continued to collect primitive art.

6.   But he said even as a child he was fascinated with primitive arts from Africa and the Americas.

7.   Even the Louvre has begun displaying primitive art exclusively on aesthetic merit.

8.   Five years ago President Jacques Chirac expressed the view that what was long called primitive art should have a permanent place in the Louvre Museum.

9.   He dabbles in primitive art and some very primitive dentistry.

10.   He also was a member of the visiting committee of the primitive art department at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.