PODCAST: True Grit – The American City in Early 20th-Century Prints
How American printmakers expressed modern life in the city in black and white.
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Read MoreTwo curators discuss lush and beautiful works from the final years of Édouard Manet’s life.
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Read MoreExploring two biographies of Degas written by authors who knew him well.
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