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The National Gallery Masterpiece Tour: Manet's 'The Execution of Maximilian'
Jan 17, 2014 〜 Dec 6, 2014
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As part of its commitment to supporting regional galleries, the National Gallery is taking one of the Collection’s most-loved works on tour in 2014 as part of the three-year Masterpiece Tour. 'The Execution of Maximilian' by Edouard Manet visits Canterbury, Barnard Castle and Warwick in 2014.
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