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Another sneak peek at the reinstallation of the AMAM collection. Today, we installed our wonderful Monet painting ‘Wisteria’ (1919-20) in the Stern Gallery. This will mark the first time it has been on view at the AMAM since early 2005. The countdown to the fall reopening has begun!
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Another sneak peek at the reinstallation of the AMAM collection. Today, we installed our wonderful Monet painting ‘Wisteria’ (1919-20) in the Stern Gallery. This will mark the first time it has been on view at the AMAM since early 2005. The countdown to the fall reopening has begun!

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