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Practice Listening: Fill in the Blanks (Type In) ID: #31290 July Prediction Short Sunflowers
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These  two  paintings,  both  called  "Sunflowers,"  are  generally  accepted  as  the  finest  of  several    of  the  thick-stemmed,  nodding  blooms  that  Van  Gogh  made  in  1888  and  1889  during  his  time  in  Arles.  The  first  is  now  in  the  collection  of  the  National  Gallery  in  London,  and  the  second  is  in  the  Van  Gogh  Museum  in  Amsterdam.  Van  Gogh  referred  to  this  work  as  a  ""  of  the  London  painting.  But  art  historians  and  curators  have  long  been    to  know  how  different  this  "repetition"  is  from  the  first.  Should  it  be  considered  a  copy,  an  independent  artwork  or  something  in  between?  An    research  project  conducted  over  the  past  three  years  by  conservation  experts  at  both  the  National  Gallery  and  the  Van  Gogh  Museum  has  concluded  that  the  second  painting  was  "not  intended  as  an  exact  copy  of  the    example,"  said  Ella  Hendriks,  a  professor  of  conservation  and  restoration  at  the  University  of  Amsterdam,  who  was  the  lead  researcher  on  the  project.  

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