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Peter's teacher, the amazing Professor Gaetano Cecere National Academician of Sculpture.[edit]

Prof. Cecere taught many at University of Virginia's M. Washington College. He also tutored and mentored his great newphew and sole heir to his collection and estate, Robert. Included in this Cecere collection is his talented wife, the oil painter, Ada Rasario Cecere. They were shown at many museums including The Metropolitan Museum of Art, NY,NY and the Brooklyn Museum. They are documented and published, held in the National Collection of Art and Smithsonian, American Archives. Catell's 1970 ed. "Who's Who in American Art" "AskArt.com" "si.gov" 68.4.141.141 (talk) 03:20, 4 November 2010 (UTC)[reply]

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