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The Réunion des Musées Nationaux in the Grand Palais of Paris in collaboration with the Philadelphia Museum of Art and the Kimbell Art Museum of Fort Worth in Texas organized an exhibition of 65 paintings along with related prints, porcelains, sculptures and tapestries. The paintings, which had never been seen before in the United States, were first installed in Philadelphia for this exhibition.

The Réunion des Musées Nationaux in the Grand Palais of Paris in collaboration with the Philadelphia Museum of Art and the Kimbell Art Museum of Fort Worth in Texas organized an exhibition of 65 paintings along with related prints, porcelains, sculptures and tapestries. The paintings, which had never been seen before in the United States, were first installed in Philadelphia for this exhibition.

The Réunion des Musées Nationaux in the Grand Palais of Paris in collaboration with the Philadelphia Museum of Art and the Kimbell Art Museum of Fort Worth in Texas organized an exhibition of 65 paintings along with related prints, porcelains, sculptures and tapestries. The paintings, which had never been seen before in the United States, were first installed in Philadelphia for this exhibition.

The Réunion des Musées Nationaux in the Grand Palais of Paris in collaboration with the Philadelphia Museum of Art and the Kimbell Art Museum of Fort Worth in Texas organized an exhibition of 65 paintings along with related prints, porcelains, sculptures and tapestries. The paintings, which had never been seen before in the United States, were first installed in Philadelphia for this exhibition.

The Réunion des Musées Nationaux in the Grand Palais of Paris in collaboration with the Philadelphia Museum of Art and the Kimbell Art Museum of Fort Worth in Texas organized an exhibition of 65 paintings along with related prints, porcelains, sculptures and tapestries. The paintings, which had never been seen before in the United States, were first installed in Philadelphia for this exhibition.

Veerle Thielemans and Joe Rishel organized an exhibition of paintings drawn from the permanent collection that explore the modalities of memory in French art.

Michael E. Hoffman, Director of Aperture Foundation and Adjunct Curator of the Alfred Stieglitz Center, organized an exhibition dedicated to recent works by the British photographer Nick Waplington.

Michael E. Hoffman, Director of Aperture Foundation and Adjunct Curator of the Alfred Stieglitz Center, organized an exhibition dedicated to recent works by the British photographer Nick Waplington.

Michael E. Hoffman, Director of Aperture Foundation and Adjunct Curator of the Alfred Stieglitz Center, organized an exhibition dedicated to recent works by the British photographer Nick Waplington.

Michael E. Hoffman, Director of Aperture Foundation and Adjunct Curator of the Alfred Stieglitz Center, organized an exhibition dedicated to recent works by the British photographer Nick Waplington.