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Eric Daniel Metzgar 2008 documentary | [
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Ravi Shankar influence on George Harrison Indian instruments popularizing Western pop music | [
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American painter and printmaker grand niece of Clara Barton | [
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"Boris Deutsch\nAmerican painter Boris Deutsch (1892–1978) was a naturalized American painter. Biography. Boris Deutsch, a figurative and expressionist painter, born from a Jewish family in Krasnogorka shtetl, Belarus then part of the Russian Empire, was educated at the Bloom Academy of Fine Arts, Riga, and complet... | [
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Robert Sterling Yard founding member Wilderness Society | [
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