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Seeing the Essential: The Sigmund M. and Mary B. Hyman Collection of American Art

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By Susan Isaacs, Cara Ober Verified
| BmoreArt Verified
Private collections tell a different kind of story than museum collections do. There’s no committee behind them, no consensus — just the unfiltered eye of someone buying what moved them. Seeing the Essential, now on view at the Baltimore Museum of Art, is a portrait of exactly that kind of eye. A midcentury Picasso lithograph, all sharp angles and bullfight violence, hangs in dialogue with a woolen Diné “Storm Pattern Rug,” its geometry imposed in soft, muted color.
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Po všech těch letech

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By Susan Isaacs
| databazeknih.cz
O knize Po všech těch letech Rosie Meyersová, žena ve středním věku, židovka ze střední vrstvy, středoškolská profesorka angličtiny a matka dvou dospělých synů. Po 25 letech čehosi, co považovala za šťastné manželství se s ní chce její manžel Richie-který se vypracoval ze stejných poměrů jako ona do pozice prezidenta velké a výnosné firmy-rozvést, kvůli mladší, krásnější a úspěšnější ženě.
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Seeing DC Real Estate Through Rose-Colored Glasses? What You Need to Know

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By Susan Isaacs
| Active Rain
Redfin’s April 2026 housing report is being touted as proof that the DC real estate market will soon be in the pink. But before homeowners and buyers get too starry-eyed, it’s important to understand why Redfin’s forecast may be shaded with too much optimism. The report highlights a buyer’s market in the DC Metro Area, with sellers outnumbering buyers by nearly 20%.
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