We're getting a first look at a groundbreaking new exhibit at the Met, set to open next week. It explores the work of Juan de Pareja, an artist enslaved by Spanish painter Diego Velázquez in the 1600s. CBS2's Jessi Mitchell shares his little-known story.
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