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If you’re looking for an art-focused read, I just added a review to my blog for Patrick Bringley’s 2023 memoir “All the Beauty in the World”, which charts his experience of a decade guarding art at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York. The book is poignant and beautifully written. Check out my latest post to learn more. https://lnkd.in/egRXXbrg

Author Finds Beauty in Guarding Art — Michael Rose Fine Art

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Marianne Ruggiero

Art Historian, Spanish/English Interpreter and Translator.

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It’s a great read. 😊

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Michelle May

Co-Founder I ATELIER ID GLOBAL & JUNIPER RAG, Creative Strategist, Innovative Problem Solver and Imagineer

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Sounds like a great read. Thank you!

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