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1 Who actually made "The Dinner Party" (1979) Plate 12.10 Judy Chicago?

2) What is the dinner party installation?

3) How did the materials and images used in "The Dinner Party" pertain to women's art history?

4) What specific characteristics of "The Dinner Party" allows it to be identified as a postmodern work or art?

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1. Research shows that the monumental, multi-media installation was created by Judy Chicago and hundreds of volunteers between 1974 - 1979 (http://www.throughtheflower.org/page.php?p=10&n=2). The Dinner Party (Margaret Sanger and
Natalie Barney place settings), 1974-79 ...

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