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September 27, 2007 · about 19 years ago

Floating art show sets sail in Greenwich Harbor

What is usually reserved for museums and galleries became a seagoing experience when SeaFair launched its first international fine art exposition on board a 228-foot, three-dock mega yacht. The Grand Luxe yacht, which is the fourth largest in the world, had its world debut on Tuesday night and will

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What is usually reserved for museums and galleries became a seagoing experience when SeaFair launched its first international fine art exposition on board a 228-foot, three-dock mega yacht. The Grand Luxe yacht, which is the fourth largest in the world, had its world debut on Tuesday night and will remain in town until Sept. 30 offering everyone a chance to view 28 different art and antiques galleries or dine at two gourmet restaurants before it begins a 44-week tour of 38 ports along the eastern seaboard.

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