The World of Art Deco
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| The exhibition was curated by British art historian [[Bevis Hillier]], and popularized the term [[Art Deco]]. | The exhibition was curated by British art historian [[Bevis Hillier]], and popularized the term [[Art Deco]]. | ||
| - | Hillier's 1971 book ''[[The World of Art Deco]]'' provided a record of the exhibition. | + | Hillier's eponymous book, published the samey year, provided a record of the exhibition. |
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The World of Art Deco was the title of an exposition held at the Minneapolis Institute of Arts from July 8 to September 5 1971.
The exhibition was curated by British art historian Bevis Hillier, and popularized the term Art Deco.
Hillier's eponymous book, published the samey year, provided a record of the exhibition.
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