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Van Meegeren — The name Van Meegeren or Meegeren may relate to: Han van Meegeren (1889 1947), Dutch painter and art forger whose Vermeer fake Christ at Emmaus shocked the art world in 1945. Jacques van Meegeren (1912 1977), son of Han van Meegeren. Dutch… … Wikipedia
Main Street Programs in the United States — Over the past several decades a national movement of Main Street Programs has emerged. These may be statewide or regional coordinating programs or local programs. Programs determined to be Designated follow best practices established by the… … Wikipedia