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An extensive collection of works by Hemingway has been donated to the University of South Carolina.

He also built an extensive collection of works by artists he knew, including Warhol, Ed Ruscha and Julian Schnabel.

It triples the exhibition space and creates galleries devoted to painting, sculpture, the museum's extensive collection of works on paper and photography, and special exhibitions.

By Rachel Arons September 26 , 2012An extensive collection of works by Hemingway has been donated to the University of South Carolina.

The matriarch of Gap, Fisher is also an art buff – with an extensive collection of works by 60s American greats such as Andy Warhol, Roy Lichenstein and Chuck Close.

This ambitious and rewarding show, drawn largely from the museum's extensive collection of works by William Sidney Mount (1807-68), places the Setauket native in the context of his era.

Now based in London, Ms. Napoleone has an extensive collection of work by women artists and chose to illustrate her book with relevant works by them, including Tomma Abts, Spartacus Chetwynd, Aleksandra Mir and Francis Upritchard.

"It will be like some kind of Disneyland fake in the middle of town, and as a professional, I think it's not only a bad design but a bad idea," said Mr. Cutler, who with his wife runs the National Museum of American Illustration, which houses the couple's extensive collection of work by Norman Rockwell and Maxfield Parrish.

But then Russell L. Goings starts pulling out what he calls his "stuff," and his home improbably transforms into a personal art gallery, one brimming with his extensive collection of work by Romare Bearden, the 20th-century artist best known for his soulful collages of African-American life.

There are plenty of strange sights along the way that might have caught Sternfeld's eye, not least a vista of hundreds of aeroplanes parked in the desert (Pima Air Museum; visit pimaair.org), but today the fan of fine photography travels to Tucson for one reason: it is home to the world-renowned Centre for Creative Photography, which holds extensive collections of work by US artists.

Brown also obtained Borden's extensive collection of literary works on horsemanship, Arab culture, and the Arabian horse, which included 8th-century Furusiyya manuscripts.