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Its center rests in the sensuality of the black woman; the self abandonment of love is part of the rhythm and emotivity, in the rhythmic beat in jazz, and in the swaying flamboyance of the Negro vision. What makes David's canvases seductive is their latent (rather than blatant) emotivity. |
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