Volume 30, Number 11 · June 30, 1983
Enemies of Modern Art
By Francis Haskell
Author's Note: The following was given as the James lecture at New York University on April 15. The nature of the occasion will perhaps explain the tone of provocative assurance used to deal with complicated and subtle issues which I hope to explore more fully elsewhere.
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