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Astrology Has A Long History in Art Through the Centuries
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Why Is the Mona Lisa So Famous?
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Florence’s Alinari Archive Delves Deep into the History of Underknown Women Photographers
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Morris Hirshfield, A Once Obscure Self-Taught Artist, Is Having A Major Resurgence
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Why Artist Wendy Red Star Centered Indigenous People in Her Abstracted Revision of the Iconic Manifest Destiny Painting ‘American Progress’
The artist is currently the subject of a solo show at Stanford's Anderson Collection
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