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Why you must see the Royal Academy's new Manet show
I learned so much and was swept away by the fresh strokes, the realism, and the insight into a world I hardly knew existed, blogs Jon Snow after his visit to London’s new Manet exhibition.
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I learned so much and was swept away by the fresh strokes, the realism, and the insight into a world I hardly knew existed, blogs Jon Snow after his visit to London’s new Manet exhibition.
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