"The women of Tamara de Lempicka, with their stainless steel
eroticism and level gazes--athletic, fearless, as powerful as their
motor cars and airplanes--have always impressed me as the true
emblems of a utopian modernism. What must the artist herself have
been like if these were her creations? Laura Claridge's remarkable
biography demonstrates that the artist was precisely what we would
have imagined she had to be, in order to paint a new order of women
for a brave new form of life."
-- Arthur C. Danto, Art Critic, The Nation
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