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An unknown Jackson Pollock painting of 50 million euros discovered
The Great Wave off Kanagawa, Hokusai 1830-1831
The Great Wave off Kanagawa sold for $2.8 million sets a new record
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Beyond Leonardo: the artists who led the auctions in 2017
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New York City Grants $40.3 M. to Arts Organizations in Largest-Ever Allotment for Cultural Development Fund
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New York museum buys Spanish Hebrew Bible from 14th century
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Riccardo and Tatyana Silva Donate $500,000 to the Bass in Miami
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Qi Baishi paintings set new $141m record for Chinese artist
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Düsseldorf faces Nazi-era claim for Franz Marc’s foxes
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Newly discovered Artemisia Gentileschi painting sells for €2.4m at auction in Paris

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The Anatomy of Movement: Harold Edgerton- An Interview with the Curators

MADRID.- A Professor of Electrical Engineering, Harold Edgerton is considered more of a scientist than an artist. Combining the stroboscopic process with the camera’s flash, Edgerton was able to photograph an entire range of movement that could n…

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