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Met Museum of Art Appoints Oluremi C. Onabanjo as Photography Curator

The Metropolitan Museum of Art announced today the appointment of Oluremi C. Onabanjo as Curator in the Department of Photographs, following a comprehensive international search conducted over several months. Onabanjo…

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Featured Exhibit

Johann Ludwig Belitski: 19th-century Master of Lighting and Still Life

By Alex Novak

Johann Ludwig Belitski was a photographer born in Liegnitz in Silesia (now Legnica, Poland) about 1830. He died in Nordhausen, Germany, in 1902.

Belitski trained as a gilder…

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Collecting Resources

Selection of Good Restaurants in London

Remember to add 011-44 when calling from the U.S. to the phone numbers below.  Prices in London tend to be very high.  Think New York City

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