Volume 40, Number 13 · July 15, 1993
Art & the Apocalypse
By Francis Haskell
Talk of the Apocalypse was heard throughout Europe in the decades around 1900,[1] but it did not always betoken vengeful doom. 'Today,' wrote Franz Marc in January 1912 in his subscription prospectus for the almanac of the Blaue Reiter,
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