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Thannhauser: The Thannhauser Collection Of The Guggenheim Museum
Thannhauser: The Thannhauser Collection Of The Guggenheim Museum

By Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, Fred Licht, Paul Tucker, Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum., Matthew Drutt, Paul Tucker, Fred Licht, Matthew Drutt, Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum

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A Showcase For Modern Art : The Thannhauser Collection / Matthew Drutt -- The Makings And Remakings Of Modernist Art In France : 1860-1900 / Paul Tucker -- The Thannhauser Picassos / Fred Licht --...

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Chiseled with a brush
Chiseled with a brush

By Ian Wardropper

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Canova
Canova

By David Finn

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Peggy Guggenheim s Other Legacy Guggenheim Museum March May 1987
Le Eredita sconosciute di Peggy Guggenheim
Tre artisti italo-americani
Tre artisti italo-americani

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William Congdon
William Congdon

By Fred Licht, Peter Howard Selz

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William Grosvenor Congdon was born in Providence, Rhode Island, in 1912. From the end of the 1940s, for more than a decade he was one of the most successful painters formed in the climate of the Ne...

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Arte italiana del dopoguerra dai musei Guggenheim, Venezia, New York
Illuminazioni
Illuminazioni

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