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Joseph Beuys's Propagated a Myth That Nomadic Tartars Saved Him

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Joseph Beuys's propagated a myth that nomadic Tartars saved him from freezing to death by covering him in animal fat and layers of felt, materials that became a foundation for much of his work.

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