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Donald Teague: A Life in Color Golden Age (1938-1950) emerged as one of theThe first monograph on the artist. 100 color reproductions of some of his finest paintings. The text is based on extensive interviews and conversations with the artist, along with his personal records, letters and notes. Introduction by Tom Lovell.