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Just One Highlight of New York City's Old Masters Week

New York City
January 22-February 2

Just in time for Old Masters Week, the London dealer Jean-Luc Baroni presents 35 paintings and drawings at the Manhattan gallery of antiques dealer Carlton Hobbs, once home to a branch of the Vanderbilt dynasty. Baroni's works by such stars as Tiepolo, Carracci, Parmigianino, Guercino, Delacroix, and Boldini will be complemented by choice pieces from Hobbs's inventory.

Information: Carlton Hobbs Gallery, 60 East 93rd Street, New York, NY, 212.423.9000, www.carltonhobbs.com

Image:
Giovanni Battista Tiepolo (1696-1770)
Portrait of a Lady as 'Flora'
c. 1762, Oil on canvas, 34 and one-half x 27 and one-half in.
Jean-Luc Baroni at Carlton Hobbs Gallery

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