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• Apellido propio, conocido especialmente por Charles Ives, compositor estadounidense famoso por su uso innovador de la politonalidad, y por James Merritt Ives, litógrafo estadounidense que colaboró con Nathaniel Currier para crear miles de grabados.

A proper noun referring to a surname, notably associated with Charles Ives, an American composer known for his innovative use of polytonality, and James Merritt Ives, an American lithographer who partnered with Nathaniel Currier to produce thousands of prints.

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1. Charles Ives (composer)C1formalamericanart

   An American composer known for his innovative use of polytonality and experimental music techniques.

   Charles Ives (compositor)

   • Charles Ives composed many pieces that were ahead of their time.
   • His music often combines multiple keys at once, a technique called polytonality.
   • Ives' work was largely unrecognized until later in his life.

2. James Merritt Ives (lithographer)C1formalamericanart

   An American lithographer who partnered with Nathaniel Currier to produce the famous 'Currier & Ives' prints.

   James Merritt Ives (litógrafo)

   • Currier & Ives produced thousands of popular prints in the 19th century.
   • James Merritt Ives managed the business side of the partnership.
   • Their prints depicted scenes of American life and landscapes.