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This book is a comprehensive display of fashion illustrations from the '70s, '80s and '90s.

Described as the first comprehensive display of the historic flags of Texas, this show, one of three new exhibitions on view at the museum, will run through April 28.

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The exhibition, which will be held at Tate Britain next autumn, will be the most comprehensive display of his work, with many loans from overseas museums and private collections.

Porsche said recently it would return next January, but only because it is now part of the Volkswagen Group, which will have a comprehensive display of all its brands.

A gorgeous 50-year survey of the artist's small paintings, divided between the Whitney and its midtown satellite at Phillip Morris, offers the work of a natural-born intimist, while a comprehensive display of the artist's woodcuts and linocuts in SoHo reveals an artist acutely attuned to the graphic and material subtleties of fine printmaking.

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It is one of the most comprehensive displays of Onishi's artwork yet—all of which are titled Yasuaki Onishi: Edges.

She also arrives in New York having won the Connecticut Open in a comprehensive display on Saturday.

"The Art of Romare Bearden," which opens Sunday, is considered the most comprehensive display ever of Bearden's work.

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