Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Art From the Orient: A Selection From the Collections of H. Kevorkian; To Be Sold by His Order, Thursday, Friday and Saturday Afternoons, March Sixteenth, Seventeenth, Eighteenth at Two-Thirty O'clock
Mr. Kevorkian collected for both reasons. The mood of the creator is worth while perpetuating if he achieves a work of remarkable intensity and quality. Mr. Kevorkian is known for his keen judgment in this respect. On the other hand, a blue bowl or a mellow fabric may be an expression of what is lingering in our own subconsciousness, and Mr. Kevorkian feels such desires instinctively. From this double point of view the present collection will be examined and appreciated.
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