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Freer Gallery celebrates its namesake and his eye for Egyptian art

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In a hallway of the Freer Gallery, you’ll find “Head of a Pharaoh,” a sleek stone-and-copper bust that’s more than 4,000 years old. It looks like the sort of thing the museum’s namesake ...

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Freer Gallery celebrates its namesake and his eye for Egyptian art