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30            I originally made this site to learn to use APIs and practice JavaScript but it evolved into a bigger project than I had anticipated. I hope that this site helps you discover a new artist to enjoy, or at least enables you to kill some time. Right now, the site contains content from the Met, the Art Institute of Chicago, and the Cleveland Museum of Art. If the MoMA ever makes their API public I will add it; same for the Rijksmuseum. 
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