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- The Birth of RMB CityCao Fei2009
- Heads and Hands IIRichard Foster Yarde1992
- Reading the LegendLilly Martin Spencer1852
- Portrait of a Woman Lavinia Fontana ca. 1585–1599
- Surf FishermanMilton Avery1950
- Ancestral Spirit Chair Betye Saar1992
- Untitled Ashevak, Kenojuak1961
- Movement Yong Soon Min2008
- Market SceneDiego Rivera1930
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Remembering the Images of Rome
Guest blogger Margaret Adams Groesbeck is a retired Amherst College librarian and enthusiastic member of the Smith College Museum of Art. She is a longtime student and sometime translator of Italian.
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