[Vision2020] Fw:Forgotten Monet Found Behind Another Drawing, Why Does Rain Have a Distinctive Smell?, The Foods Americans Once Loved and More

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Subject: Forgotten Monet Found Behind Another Drawing, Why Does Rain Have a Distinctive Smell?, The Foods Americans Once Loved and More
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Forgotten Monet Found Behind Another Drawing, Why Does Rain Have a Distinctive Smell?, The Foods Americans Once Loved and More
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  Weekender    JUNE 2015
 An Art Dealer Just Found a Forgotten Monet Pastel Hidden Behind Another DrawingThe pastel depicts a lighthouse and jetty near Monet’s childhood home
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A photograph of Claude Monet in his gardens circa 1917 (Étienne Clémentel, Public Domain via Wikimedia Commons)

 
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