American Decades
Nixon and McGovern: Statements on the Arts
Letters
By: George McGovern; Leonard Garment
Date: 1972
Source: McGovern, George. Letter to Donald R. Wall; Garment, Leonard. Letter to Donald R. Wall. "Nixon and McGovern: Statements on the Arts." Art in America 60, no. 6, November-December 1972, 56–57.
About the Authors: George McGovern (1922–), born in Avon, South Dakota, was a professor of history and political science before entering politics. He served as both the Representative and Senator from South Dakota in the U.S. Congress. He was an unsuccessful Democratic candidate for president in 1972. He is known for his liberal views and opposition to the Vietnam War.
Leonard Garment (1924–), an attorney, was special counsel to President Richard M. Nixon (served 1969–1974) throughout Nixon's presidency. He met Nixon when they both worked for a Wall Street law firm.
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- "The Ladies Who Lunch"
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- Dirty Harry
- Nixon and McGovern: Statements on the Arts
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- The Godfather
- The Stages of Joseph Papp
- Young Frankenstein
- Carrie
- "Born to Run"
- "Nashville"
- Isaac Bashevis Singer—Nobel Lecture
- The Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater: Twenty Years Later
- "A Woman Speaks"
- Judy Chicago's The Dinner Party
- Einstein on the Beach
- Copyright Page
- Acknowledgments
