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Cliff Dwellers

painting by George Bellows
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  • Clara Peeters: Still Life with Cheeses, Artichoke, and Cherries
    Los Angeles County Museum of Art
    / Collection highlights

    …to George Bellows’s urban scene Cliff Dwellers (1913) and Georgia O’Keeffe’s Horse’s Skull with Pink Rose (1931). LACMA’s holdings also include major examples of Islamic, South Asian, and East Asian art, such as a 10th-century luster-painted bowl from Iraq, 16th-century Ottoman

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    …to George Bellows’s urban scene Cliff Dwellers (1913) and Georgia O’Keeffe’s Horse’s Skull with Pink Rose (1931). LACMA’s holdings also include major examples of Islamic, South Asian, and East Asian art, such as a 10th-century luster-painted bowl from Iraq, 16th-century Ottoman

    Read More