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It would have been strange, not to mention disingenuous, had he ignored them to anticipate the insider response, especially considering that his job was to put on view the art he deems most worth looking at.

NEW GROUP ALSO IS READY Miniature Tableau Depicting Rise of Empire State Building to Be Put on View Tuesday.

The Frick Collection has put on view six paintings from the former collection of Mr. and Mrs. John Hay Whitney.

Cuban-Americans put on view an almost subconscious imagery that is a mixture of African culture and Catholic spirituality.

Paulina Olowska has put on view some puppets from a once-flourishing Pittsburgh puppet theater; their intensity makes her photo-based paintings look wan.

That's to say, abstract paintings of a giant octopus are all we have to put on view in my city's aquarium.

Kurt Schwitters's "Merzbarn" is certain to attract great interest when it is eventually put on view in a new section of the Fine Art Department at Newcastle University.

Only now, after his death in 2014 at the age of 85, has a selection of his canvases been put on view.

And recently, when a loan to another museum opened a spot on a wall, George T.M. Shackelford, chairman of the Art of Europe department, decided to put on view the triptych centerpiece, which depicts the Crucifixion.

Persistently produced and commissioned (not to mention regularly connected with television series) she has a reputation that far outstrips what she puts on view.

Robbins puts on view a large gallery of choreographic characters.