Centaur Art Galleries in the Fashion Show Mall on The Strip in Las Vegas

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"The true work of art is but a shadow of the divine perfection."

— Michelangelo

Centaur Art Galleries was voted the best place to buy art by the readers of the Las Vegas Review-Journal in the 2006 Best of Las Vegas poll

Voted "Best Place to Buy Art"
by the readers of the
Las Vegas Review-Journal
more often than all other
Las Vegas galleries combined!

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At Centaur Art Galleries, you will find a large selection of fine art works and some of the largest fine art exhibitions by the most important artists in history from the 16th century through today, from Rembrandt to Renoir, from Pablo Picasso to Salvador Dalí, Alexander Calder, Marc Chagall, Joan Miró and Norman Rockwell, as well as contemporary artists such as LeRoy Neiman and Steve Kaufman, and hundreds more.

You will also find a knowledgeable staff, free , and a wealth of information on our Web site. You can read the of many the world's most celebrated artists, browse their artwork, search for specific works of art, and more. We hope you enjoy our Web site and all that it has to offer.

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	Centaur Art Galleries Picasso, Miró, Neiman, Calder, Rembrandt, Haden, Dürer, Kaufman, Audubon, Goloubetski, Gorban, Braun, Maria, Angel, Lopez, Palach, Morante, Colomer, Valeš, Burga, Gerald, Latour, Spruance, Aymara, Icart, Japanese art, and many more! Centaur Art Galleries Fashion Show Mall - Main Level 3200 Las Vegas Boulevard, Suite 1040 Las Vegas, Nevada 89109-0728 Tel: (702) 737-1234 ~ Fax: (702) 737-5491 Info@CentaurGalleries.com

Centaur Art Galleries
Proudly Presents and Invites You to Attend
Homage to Chagall

The largest exhibition of the artist's work ever shown for sale in a private gallery.
More than 250 masterworks by the greatest poetic artist of the 20th century!

Opens to the Public
April 3, 2010
Continues through May 23, 2010

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