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Ganz collection at the National Gallery showcases nineteenth century American art
The National Gallery in Washington shows a major private collection owned by Jo Ann and Julian Ganz. The display traces the Ganzes’ focus from the Eight NYC realists to mid nineteenth century painting and sculpture, highlighting Seymour Guy Winslow Homer and John Singer Sargent with notes on their works Unconscious of Danger Blackboard and The Sulphur Match. The column promises continuation next week.
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National Gallery
Washington
D. C
Jo Ann
Julian Ganz
Ganzes
Gamzes
the Eight
New York
Henri
Sloan
Glacken
Rinehart
Seymour Guy
England
America
Danger
Whittier
Winslow Homer
Blackboard
Homer
Guy
Albers
Romheo
Sargent
John Singer Sargent
Hals
Venice
Italy
J. Frank Currier
Gigia Viani