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Gardner adds surprise to summer of Sargent
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SARGENT: THE LATE LANDSCAPES Organized by Hilliard Goldfarb and
Patrick McMahon, with catalog essays by Goldfarb, Erica Hirshler,
and T.J. Jackson Lears At: Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum through
Sept. 26
"Everybody has been wondering where John Sargent was," began the
breathless caption in the November 1916 issue of Vanity Fair. It was
VF's own intrepid detective photographer, one Ira L. Hill, who,
"after three weary weeks of hot pursuit, finally discovered and
photographed him," th...
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The Hudson River School. (Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York)
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EPA TO CONTINUE WORK ON HUDSON RIVER PCBS REASSESSMENT; NO IMMEDIATE ACTION PLANNED.
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GOVERNOR'S MEMO: Hudson River stretch to be declared No Discharge Area
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