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Edward Barnard (1855-1909). "Mystic Valley". Oil on canvas. Florence Griswold Museum, Old Lyme, Connecticut.
Edward Barnard was a Boston painter and landscapist who declared the atmosphere of the Connecticut shoreline to be the best he knew for painting. A painter in styles ranging from representational to impressionist, Barnard has a great regard for Claude Monet's works.
Carlos Gardel was the first great singer of tango and to this day remains an icon in Argentina, Uruguay and much of the world.
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