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The document discusses Reuven Rubin, a 20th century artist, and is presented by an independent scholar, Myrna Teck. Teck hopes to make the art of Reuven Rubin contagious to the reader through her discussion, believing a love of art cannot be taught but can only be caught or inspired in others. She presents the first part of her discussion on Rubin's art.
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- 55. It is said that…. The love of art cannot be TAUGHT It can only be CAUGHT! 55
- 56. So, I hope I’ve made THE ART OF REUVEN RUBIN (Part One) Contagious to you today! 56