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Martin: Very straightforward, very direct. Once he had a piece going, [he was] very clear about what he wanted. But, very much, you had the responsibility for doing it. Whitman always flirted with disaster. He was always pushing himself further. If something went wrong, it was like he accepted it. Not happy about it butand I think Bob [Rauschenberg] was the same way, about always pushing oneself | |||
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Martin: Very straightforward, very direct. Once he had a piece going, [he was] very clear about what he wanted. But, very much, you had the responsibility for doing it. Whitman always flirted with disaster. He was always pushing himself further. If something went wrong, it was like he accepted it. Not happy about it butand I think Bob [Rauschenberg] was the same way, about always pushing oneself
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