Boston museum gains Monet painting and two Picasso works
The Boston Museum of Fine Arts received three major works: Claude Monet’s 1875 painting Camille Monet et un enfant au jardin, a Picasso bronze Head of a Woman from 1909, and Picasso oil Portrait of a Woman from 1910. The Monet piece begins Monet with his wife Camille in a garden. the Picasso sculpture and painting reflect Cubist form. The gifts total to strengthen the museum’s Monet collection and Cubist holdings.
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Monet painting boosts American museum collection to 36
An anonymous donor contributes Monet's 1875 painting of his first wife and child in the Argenteuil garden to the Iton Museum of Fine Arts. The work expands the American museum's Monet holdings to 36, the largest in its collection.
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Biebel weighs GOP national chair bid amid regional support
Connecticut GOP chairman Frederick K. Biebel plans meetings with party leaders to decide if his favorite son bid for the GOP national chair should advance or fold. He says he has roughly 30s votes, mostly from the Northeast, with calls from nonregional leaders urging him to stay in.
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Seaman Joao daRosa Missing After Tanker Split Off Cape Ann
Central Falls reported Mary daRosa recalling her husband Joao 41 who vanished when the tanker Chester A Ppling split in two during a gale off Cape Ann Massachusetts. Seven crewmen battled for hours four days after Christmas with six survivors and daRosa missing after a Coast Guard rescue basket.
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Upside-Down Dollar Bill Costs Teller Job
Deborah Gaudreau, 21, North Adams, was fired from Berkshire Bank for refusing to return a rare upside down printed one dollar bill found in a customer’s app. The bill’s inverted seals and serial numbers are linked to a nationwide misprint. Gaudreau kept the bill after advising the depositor, bought it from the bank, and later faced termination when the bank insisted she return it to satisfy the owner. She plans potential legal action while seeking further employment.
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