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Greece . 57. 38 The following are a few of the press notices whichappeared in the New York papers: The Sun and the New York Herald,February 29, 1920. GREECE SHOWS HER BEAUTIES IN ART PHOTOGRAPHS Government Sends Exhibition Here Depicting the Countrys Advantages. An art exhibition of remarkable characteris that sent here by the Greek Government,which opens to-day with a private view andto-morrow to the public in the Grand CentralPalace. It is for the greater part a recordin exceedingly clever photography of the his-toric Greek temples, the most famous ex-amples of architecture that the world ha
Greece . 57. 38 The following are a few of the press notices whichappeared in the New York papers: The Sun and the New York Herald,February 29, 1920. GREECE SHOWS HER BEAUTIES IN ART PHOTOGRAPHS Government Sends Exhibition Here Depicting the Countrys Advantages. An art exhibition of remarkable characteris that sent here by the Greek Government,which opens to-day with a private view andto-morrow to the public in the Grand CentralPalace. It is for the greater part a recordin exceedingly clever photography of the his-toric Greek temples, the most famous ex-amples of architecture that the world has yetproduced, and the inadequately known scenesof natural beauty in Greece, which must havehad so much to do with inspiring the heroesof antiquity, and are to-day as beautiful asever they were. The present exhibition, which already hasbeen showai in Paris and had a great successthere last summer during the Peace Con-ference, is designed to offset the opinion thatGreece is exclusively a land of ruins. It hasr
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