Researchers have found a small dog hidden under a thin layer of paint in an early painting by Pablo Picasso.
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Guggenheim museum's senior painting conservator Julie Barten and modern art curator Megan Fontanella explain more about the discovery, and how the dog's presence could have completely changed how art lovers see Le Moulin de la Galette.

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