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Encountering Genius: Houdon's Portraits of Benjamin Franklin
The Art of German Stoneware, 1300-1900: From the Charles W. Nichols Collection and the Philadelphia Museum of Art
America collects eighteenth century French painting
America collects eighteenth century French painting

By Yuriko Jackall, Joseph Baillio, Jack Hinton, Pierre Rosenberg, Robert Schindler, Susan Earle, D. Dodge Thompson, Christophe Leribault, Joseph J. Rishel, Philippe Bordes, Melissa Lee Hyde

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"Authors use sixty-eight 18th-century French paintings from American museum collections to present a fascinating American social history through the lens of taste and collecting practices. Depictio...

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Encountering genius
Encountering genius

By Jack Hinton

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The art of German stoneware 1300 1900 from the Charles W. Nichols collection and the Philadelphia Museum of Art
Renaissance Treasures from the Edmond Foulc Collection

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