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	Censorship of Art

	Though the modern crisis in art censorship coincided with the government's manipulation of federal funding, censorship of visual artists and their work was rampant in the nineteenth century as well. In post-Civil War New York, a dry-goods clerk named Anthony Comstock led a broad censorship movement that resulted in the antiobscenity law of 1873. After Comstock was appointed as a special postal inspector, he instigated the arrest of prominent art dealer Herman Knoedler, raided the Art Students League for its use of nude models, and warned that indecent photographs and paintings were mistakenly called "art." Such censorship became so common that it came to be known as "Comstockery," a term that endured well into the twentieth century.

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▪	Abstract Expressionism

▪	Aesthetics, Psychology, and Cognition

▪	American Art

▪	Anthropology of Art

▪	Art Forgery

▪	Art History

▪	Art Therapy

▪	Art and Religion

▪	Art in Third Reich

▪	Art of Ancient Greece

▪	Aztec and Mayan Art

▪	Baroque Art

▪	Carolingian Art

▪	Edgar Degas

▪	English Abstract Art

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▪	Monet and Impressionism

▪	Rococo Period

▪	Roman Portrait Sculpture

▪	Romanesque Art

▪	Stone Age Art

▪	Surrealism

▪	Victorian Architecture

▪	Vincent Van Gogh

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