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Nelson-Atkins sells Claude Monet painting for over $21.5m
Nelson-Atkins sells Claude Monet painting for over $21.5m

Monet's painting, which was sold to an unnamed buyer at Christie's on May 16, was first acquired by Nelson-Atkins in 1986 as a partial gift.

Kansas City News · 22 May, 2024 @ 06:07

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