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David Hare (1917-1992), "Cronus." A variegated series (1966-1975) of paintings, drawings, sculptures, and other Dadaist art manifesting the artist's conception of Cronus. Exhibited 1977 at New York, Guggenheim Museum.

American Dadaist artist, David Hare (1917-1992) created a large series of representations of Cronus, as a concept, in multiple media. A 1972 show at the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum brought many pieces together.

Bibliography offered by Reid:

Marks, Claude. World Artists, 1950-1980. New York: Wilson.

Additional Bibliography:
Mimi Poser discusses the Guggenheim's exhibition "David Hare's Cronus Series" with the artist, David Hare, and art critic, Katherine Kuh". 1972. An audio recording (24 minutes) of an interview from 1972 placed on the Guggenheim Museum's accessible archive in April 2015. —— https://www.guggenheim.org/audio/track/david-hares-cronus-series-1972
Lincoln Glenn Gallery. 2024. David Hare: The Cronus Series: June 15 - July 27, 2024. New York: Lincoln Glenn Gallery. —— https://issuu.com/lincolnglenngallery/docs/final_print_lg_david_hare_catalog
Perlberg, Deborah. 1977. "David Hare's 'Cronus' Series," Art Forum 16.4:56-57. — https://www.artforum.com/features/david-hares-cronus-series-209320/