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Across
  1. 1. Where an artist might show his work
  2. 2. What an amnesiac artist might draw
  3. 3. Creative type who needs to eat
  4. 6. What an amnesiac artist often draws
  5. 7. Needed support for work
  6. 10. Lifestyle commonly associated with artists
  7. 12. What good artists do
  8. 13. What every picture tells
  9. 16. Where an artist wants to show his work
  10. 17. Paint holder
  11. 20. Kind of jokes a drunken gallerist might tell
  12. 21. Creative types the UN should help
  13. 23. Minimalist's adage
  14. 24. Support for work
  15. 25. Where an artist works
  16. 27. Sad time for Picasso
  17. 29. Where artists think
  18. 32. Imagine that!
  19. 34. Speed at which to fail
  20. 36. Type of faire or a period in art
  21. 37. What you painted yourself into
  22. 39. Joyless children's toys
  23. 40. Publication for an artist's exhibition
  24. 44. Publication for an artist's exhibition in London
  25. 45. Kind of artist you should invite to dinner
  26. 46. Tool for a hard-working sculptor
  27. 48. Age of some master painters
  28. 49. What a great artist might be accused of
  29. 51. Picasso's request of an optometrist after his blue period
  30. 52. Authority to alter the facts
Down
  1. 1. What your hairdresser might touch up
  2. 4. Go out celebrating after a big opening
  3. 5. Who an artist often follows
  4. 8. What could cause a fire in an artist's studio
  5. 9. Where to find beauty
  6. 11. Where unconventional artists draw
  7. 12. Time when Picasso might have been down
  8. 14. Favorite two colors of sticklers
  9. 15. How a brilliant art student passed the test
  10. 18. The sake of art
  11. 19. What a stuck artist might trust in
  12. 22. What does art imitate per a common expression
  13. 26. How a mathematician might paint
  14. 28. Unpaid artistic toil
  15. 30. Opinions of a stubborn sculptor
  16. 31. Brush strokes used by generalists
  17. 33. Number of words a picture is worth
  18. 35. What is in the eye of the beholder
  19. 38. Artist's authorization
  20. 39. Whom artists hope to meet
  21. 41. Color an artist might use to paint a rival's portrait
  22. 42. Creative situation a neatnik might hate
  23. 43. Where the devil lives
  24. 47. What does a painter start with
  25. 50. Kind of board a painter might go back to