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Tag Archives: Paul Philippe Cret
Jewel of Pennsylvania
As the Barnes Foundation gears up for its 2012 move from Merion Township to the Benjamin Franklin Parkway in Philadelphia, I remember a trip I took there a few years ago: a last chance to view the collection in its … Continue reading →
Posted in Abstract art, African art, African-American art, Collecting, Philadelphia
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