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Inside Look: More Than 50 Rarely-Loaned Van Gogh Works On Display At The Museum Of Fine Arts, Houston
The last time a major Van Gogh exhibition was in Houston was 1951, when the de Menils arranged an exhibition at the Contemporary Arts Museum.
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