- The authors last name.
- TheYear the Infomation was published.
- A phrase from the source.
- The page number.
The feminist perspective offers exciting possibilities for us to re-see and reinterpret works of art, as Huffington (1988) demonstrates in her biography of Picasso:
What seemed a life guided by burning passions – for painting, for women, for ideas – seemed a moment later the story of a man unable to love, intent on seduction not in the search for love, not even in the desire to possess, but in a compulsion to destroy. (p.10)
From Writing About Art (p. 10), by H. M. Sayre. (1999). Upper Saddle River, NJ: Prentice-Hall. Copyright 1999 by H. M. Sayre.
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