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Highlights: Spring News, Events, and Trends
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Spring 2003
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Even before Hollywood beauty Salma Hayek portrayed her in a popular recent film, Mexican painter Frida Kahlo (1907-1954) was a twentieth-century legend. Perhaps one of the best known Latin American artists, Kahlo led a lively, bohemian life that was also
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Longfellow National Historic Site: 30th Anniversary & Rededication, Cambridge, Massachusetts
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Holiday 2002
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An enthusiastic recitation of the well-loved poem "Paul Revere's Ride," penned in 1860 by Henry W. Longfellow (1807-1882), inspired a congressional audience to allocate $1.64 million to historic restorations in 1998. The orator was Massachusetts Senator E
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Highlights
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Summer 2002
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Summer 2002 Highlights
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Amazing Gift
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Spring 2002
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Ranking in the top ten biggest individual gifts in 2001 was the substantial bequest of successful Wall Street stockbroker...
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Americana Week in Review
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Spring 2002
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Americana Week in New York City is both serious business and immense entertainment. This year was no exception with show debuts, gallery openings...
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Decoy Catalogue
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Spring 2002
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Russ and Karen Goldberger, RJG Antiques, celebrate twenty-five years of offering exceptional decoys such as...
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Gallery Exhibitions
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Spring 2002
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Mao Zedong’s proclamation 'if you do not attack me, I will not attack you' is translated into an ink painting of opposing
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Historic Garden Events
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Spring 2002
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Historic Garden Events
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Leo Kaplan Moves
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Spring 2002
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Leo Kaplan, Ltd., purveyor of fine ceramics and glass ranging from English porcelain...
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Museum Exhibitions
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Spring 2002
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Mention of the summer colony on Appledore Island, Maine, might bring to mind Childe Hassam’s bright watercolors and oils of the sea-bound spot...
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