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    Glass art by Dale Chihuly at an extensive exhibition at Kew Gardens, London, in 2005
    Master of Glass: The Art of Dale Chihuly

    Master of Glass: The Art of Dale Chihuly, a documentary about the world-renowned glass artist, premiered on the Smithsonian streaming service on December 11th.

    Olympia by Edouard Manet
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    In Manet’s Olympia, he inserts a black cat to represent what we cannot see, proving his art to be provocative, daring, and modern.
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    Between 1933 and 1945, millions of artworks and artifacts were stolen as a result of Nazi persecution, especially from Jewish owners, and Nazi looted art cases are still at large.

    The Parthenon on the Acropolis in Athens reconstructed between the late 19th century and today.
    The Acropolis As We Know It Today Never Existed

    The Acropolis of Athens is often seen as a symbol of the city’s ancient and wonderous past. The Parthenon, constructed in the 5th century BCE, stands above modern Athens like a jewel atop a magnificent marble crown, overlooking a city that has persisted for millennia.

    Terracotta votives from the sanctuary of Minerva Medica, between 4th to 1st centuries BC.
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    ‘Rome of the Republic: The Story of Archaeology’ is a new exhibition at the Capitoline Museums in Rome. On display are fragments of the pediment of Temple A in Largo Argentina, an array of anthropomorphic statuettes from the votive deposit at Minerva Medica, and some exceptional architectural terracottas from a temple on the via Latina.

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    Public Art’s Major Role on a University Campus
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    Olympia by Edouard Manet
    The Feline Companion in Manet’s Olympia
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    Hilton Als: The Pulitzer Winning Critic Discusses the Art of Curating
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