| 41. | One of the most salient discoveries of primitive art in America was found in here, called the Tequixquiac Bone,
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| 42. | He graduated from Phillips Exeter Academy and then Columbia University ( 1973 ) with a degree in Primitive Art.
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| 43. | For a while, he continued his lucrative commercial art work while developing his primitive art in his spare time.
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| 44. | But as design horizons broadened to appreciate more primitive art and crafts, these striking utilitarian wool rugs came into favor.
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| 45. | Originally a teacher, he became a smuggler of rare jungle animals and then an expert on the local primitive art.
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| 46. | On a smaller scale, PS informally helped the Museum of Primitive Art in New York to organize an art exhibit.
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| 47. | The black and white vessels are covered in symmetrical patterns of lines and dashes, recalling Picasso's fascination with primitive art.
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| 48. | Once the show ends on June 30, travelers should not ignore the Groeninge, a treasure trove of Flemish primitive art.
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| 49. | He also was a member of the visiting committee of the primitive art department at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
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| 50. | She and her husband were " like bookends, " sharing a love of travel, primitive art and music, Smith said.
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