This handout image provided by The Phillips Collection shows Walt Kuhn's 1931 oil on canvas, "Plumes". American art is taking over most of The Phillips Collection, viewed through the lens of a 20th century arts patron who built of one of the nation’s first modern art museums. “Made in the U.S.A.,” which opens Saturday, includes 202 artworks by more than 100 artists to give visitors a broad survey of American art’s defining movements. But it also shows how museum founder Duncan Phillips methodically invested in art for the nation’s capital to help lift American artists out of obscurity. (AP Photo/The Phillips Collection)
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