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Monet, Renoir and Degas delight at the National Gallery of Art, but works by their lesser-known contemporaries paint a fuller picture of the birth of Impressionism.

There’s the $3 million Stradivarius violin stolen from a New York City apartment in 1995, and the Pierre-Auguste Renoir painting taken in an armed robbery from a Houston home in 2011.

A group exhibition at Almine Rech Paris celebrates the unique legacy of American poet and performer John Giorno.