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« The mystery of Theo | Main | Globe West Multimedia » Sunday, July 9, 2006Medfield landmark star of MFA showMEDFIELD Art lovers flocking to the ``Americans in Paris: 1860-1900'' exhibit at the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston are seeing famous pictures like ``Whistler's Mother'' and ``In the Luxembourg Gardens.'' But there's also a less-famous work depicting a scene many suburbanites drive by every day. ``Roadside Cottage'' (1890) by Dennis Miller Bunker still sits on a busy stretch of Route 109 in Medfield, more than a century after the young, Paris-trained artist painted its sun-dappled entryway. Read more about the local artist and his work in today's Globe West. Posted by the Boston Globe City & Region Desk at 10:17 AM
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