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SLIDESHOW: Mario Testino's ''In Your Face'' exhibit at the MFA

October 21, 2012 – February 3, 2013

By MARIO TESTINO | October 18, 2012

Jennifer Lopez, New York, 2012 | "Mario Testino: In Your Face" | Museum of Fine Arts, Boston | Through February 3, 2013

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