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02.17.14

ON THIS DAY IN NYC’S HISTORY: THE FIRST THE NEW YORK ARMORY SHOW OPENED

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MODERN ART INVADED

On February 17, 1913: The New York Armory Show, then known as the International Exhibition of Modern Art, introduced the artists Picasso, Matisse and Duchamp to the United States. The show was described as “an invasion of modern art on America.”
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