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Artists on Mitchell: Elizabeth Murray

American painter Elizabeth Murray (1940–2007) was interviewed by filmmaker Marion Cajori for her 1992 film “Joan Mitchell: Portrait of an Abstract Painter.” You can stream the film in its entirety here.

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