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Tropical Renaissance:

North American Artists Exploring Latin America, 1839-1879
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Smithsonian Institution Press, Oct 17, 1989 - Art - 235 pages
A study of the artists who traveled, studied, and painted in Latin America, showing examples of their work, and interpreting and commenting on the artists' achievements

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