Tice, Clara, 1888-1973

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Tice, Clara. "Who's Who in Manhattan." Cartoons Magazine (1917): 178-179.

Abstract The painter John Raphael Covert was an active participant in the American avant-garde art movement between 1915 and 1923. He later became a traveling salesman for his family's Vesuvius Crucible Company and pursued his intense interest in cryptography, word games and magic squares. The John Raphael Covert Papers consist of the artist's correspondence, word and number puzzles (such as anagrams, acrostics, and riddles), financial records, photographic portraits, and a few sketches....

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Sweeney, James Johnson. Notes from twentieth conversation with Marcel Duchamp. Typescript.

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Prints (primarily copy, but two vintage) and negatives of photgraphs taken by John Covert. The photographs are primarily of female models posed either in the artist's studio or outside in a park. Includes several detail shots of shoes and feet, as well as a handful of nudes. Covert's models include Kathleen Lawler, and perhaps Clara Tice and Beatrice Wood.

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"Varias" by Clara Tice. Proof page from "The Blind Man," No. 2, edited by Marcel Duchamp.

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Vogue. "What's Happened to Art?: An Interview with Marcel Duchamp on Present Consequences of New York's 1913 Armory Show" by William Chapin Seitz [copy].

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Vogue. "What's Happened to Art?: An Interview with Marcel Duchamp on Present Consequences of New York's 1913 Armory Show" by William Chapin Seitz [copy].