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Hapet në Nju Jork ekspozita e parë e John Quidor-it pas më shumë se 50 vjetësh: «New York Stories» te The New York Historical

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Hapet në Nju Jork ekspozita e parë e John Quidor-it pas më shumë se 50 vjetësh: «New York Stories» te The New York Historical

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Ekspozita qëndron e hapur nga 30 tetori 2026 deri më 4 prill 2027 dhe e paraqet piktorin e harruar të Luginës së Hudson-it si një historian të mprehtë, përmes pikturave të frymëzuara nga Washington

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