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25 Jul 2000The show offers the kind of delightful visual experience one would hope for in a Calder exhibition. Letters...
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25 Jul 2000Presented is the first US exhibit devoted to this Portuguese futurist....
25 Jul 2000Rare, historic objects in Frankfort, Ky....
25 Jul 2000New works by this renowned Japanese potter are featured....
25 Jul 2000Paintings and artifacts illustrate the history of an unusual chair....
25 Jul 2000Russian gems and jewels are shown in Chicago....
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25 Jul 2000Several exhibitors at the summer show displayed rdf_Descriptions that could be considered showstoppers....
25 Jul 2000The canvas contains a blend of French and American traits that characterize many of the Gignoux's early...
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