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Emma Stebbins was the toast of 19th-century Rome and an art-world trailblazer. Her work is still being celebrated today.

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When you enter the gallery for “The Glorious Way She Moves,” you are immediately enveloped in motion. Fabrics cascade from the ceiling, paint flickers across transparent panels, and hints of glitter ...

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