Botticelli Is Buried at the Feet of His Muse—and 9 Other Unusual Stories Behind Famous Artists’ Final Resting Places

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Katie White is a New York-based writer and editor. She writes Artnet's popular 'Three Things' column, which reexamines masterworks from art history, and 'Up Next' a weekly feature on a rising artist.

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