1001 paintings to see before you die

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i recently found this book, 1001 Paintings You Must See Before You Die by Stephen Farthing.  it contains a list of paintings from pre-1400s to current 2000s screened by experts in the field.  i love it! 
 
i have converted all of the paintings in the book into an excel as i start to track which ones i have seen!  i have currently viewed 241 out of 1001, so i am riding right around 24%.
 
take a peek at which ones are on the list!

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  1. Jake McCrary11/24/2010 12:11 AM

    Do you agree that the paintings you've seen deserve to be on this list? Any you think are missing?

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