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My Art, My Life and upon the basis of"Engrossing as a novel throws a clear white light on one of the most spectacular artists of our time." Chicago Sunday Tribune This remarkable autobiography began with a newspaper interview the artist gave journalist Gladys March in 1944. From then until the artist's death in 1957, she spent several months each year with Rivera, eventually filling 2,000 pages with his recollections and interpretations of his art and life. Written in the first person,