Burnett Foundation Selling Matisse 'Backs' Sculptures
The Burnett Foundation is selling four Henri Matisse sculptures known as "The Backs."
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The Burnett Foundation is selling four Henri Matisse sculptures known as "The Backs."
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Parades, marches and other celebrations are scheduled across Texas on Monday in memory of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
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