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Cornell thrived on the excitement of Manhattan, but he lived out his entire adult life in a simple frame house.He was never formally trained as an artist, nor did he travel to Europe, yet his works are filled with recondite references to obscure figures of the past.Fascinated by the world of images and in love with literature,and music,he worked in the basement of his home to combine these separate disciplines into the very personal poetry that is his art.He revered Marcel Duchamp above all, considering him the greatest intellectual he knew, and admired Max Ernst and Matta.But he was outraged by Pop art.Warhol trivialized and sensationalized the common objects of daily life for which Cornell had great respect.