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Something To Look Forward To: An Exhibition Featuring Abstract Art By 22 Distinguished Americans Of African Descent: The Phillips Museum Of Art, Franklin & Marshall College, Lancaster, Pennsylvania: March 26 June 27, 2004 - April Kingsley, Franklin Sirmans, Bill Hutson
Something To Look Forward To: An Exhibition Featuring Abstract Art By 22 Distinguished Americans Of African Descent: The Phillips Museum Of Art, Franklin & Marshall College, Lancaster, Pennsylvania: March 26 June 27, 2004
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ISBN: 9780910626026 (0910626022)
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Something To Look Forward To: An Exhibition Featuring Abstract Art By 22 Distinguished Americans Of African Descent: The Phillips Museum Of Art, Franklin & Marshall College, Lancaster, Pennsylvania: March 26 June 27, 2004 - April Kingsley, Franklin Sirmans, Bill Hutson
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Something To Look Forward To: An Exhibition Featuring Abstract Art By 22 Distinguished Americans Of African Descent: The Phillips Museum Of Art, Franklin & Marshall College, Lancaster, Pennsylvania: March 26 June 27, 2004 - April Kingsley, Franklin Sirmans, Bill Hutson
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Something To Look Forward To: An Exhibition Featuring Abstract Art By 22 Distinguished Americans Of African Descent: The Phillips Museum Of Art, Franklin & Marshall College, Lancaster, Pennsylvania: March 26 June 27, 2004 - April Kingsley, Franklin Sirmans, Bill Hutson
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