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Thursday, January 20, 2011

400 years of European portraiture on display at the Clark Art Institute in new exhibit titled ‘Eye to Eye: European Portraits 1450-1850 - The Advocate Weekly Online

400 years of European portraiture on display at the Clark Art Institute in new exhibit titled ‘Eye to Eye: European Portraits 1450-1850 - The Advocate Weekly Online
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