
Artists and Their Autobiographies from Today to the Renaissance and Back
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Chapter 1: Putting the "Lie" in "Line": Eric Hebborn's Drawn to Trouble
Chapter 2: Who Killed Greta Bismarck: Autobiography, Autofiction and the Authentically Insincere
Chapter 3: Andy Warhol's Deaths and the Assembly-Line Autobiography
Chapter 4: Bitter Whimsy: Saul Steinberg's Reflections and Shadows
Chapter 5: Explicit Metaphor: Judy Chicago's Self-Refashioning
Chapter 6: From Art to Life: Faith Ringgold's Flights of Imagination
Chapter 7: Crossing Borders: Leonora Carrington, Autopathography and the Porous Self
Chapter 8: Why Have There Been No Great Women Artist-Autobiographers: Marie Bashkirtseff and the Irony of the Self
Chapter 9: Lifewriting, Imperialism, Collage: Mary Delany's Autobiography and Correspondence
Chapter 10: False Starts: Cellini, Hogarth, Diderot...and Back Again
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