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Bill Traylor, William Edmondson, and the Modernist Impulse
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Spring 2005
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Although draftsman Bill Traylor and sculptor William Edmondson are often defined as folk or outsider artists, their work was originally viewed in...
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Chanel
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Spring 2005
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One of the most recognized designers and couturiers of the 20th century, the almost mythical status of Gabrielle “Coco” Chanel (1883–1971) was the...
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Collection Catalogue
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Spring 2005
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Twenty years after their first collection catalogue was produced, the Memphis Brooks Museum has once again published their collection highlights. Arranged in...
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Keeping Shadows: Masterworks of Photography
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Spring 2005
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This major exhibition displays one hundred images that span the history of photography, from its genesis in the mid-nineteenth century to the present. Included are works from...
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May Night: Willard Metcalf at Old Lyme
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Spring 2005
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Willard Metcalf (1858–1925) was one of America’s premier landscape painters. His impact on the Lyme art colony, “America’s center of impressionism,” has, up until now...
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MESDA 2005 Summer Institute
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Spring 2005
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The Museum of Early Southern Decorative Arts (MESDA) and the University of North Carolina at Greensboro, N.C., are offering a graduate summer program that will focus on...
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N.C. Wyeth's Home Reopens
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Spring 2005
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In 1911, with the proceeds from his illustrations for Treasure Island, N. C. Wyeth purchased 18 acres on Rocky Hill in the village of Chadds Ford, where he built his home and studio. Wyeth lived there until...
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Overbeck Pottery of the Arts and Crafts Movement
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Spring 2005
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The Overbeck sisters of Cambridge City, Ind., made an important contribution to the American arts and crafts movement through the..
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Palm Beach Jewelry & Antique Show
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Spring 2005
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The diversity and depth of jewelry, art, and antiques is the major attraction of the fair. Guests stated that they were impressed with the...
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Palm Beach!
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Spring 2005
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-America’s International Fine Art & Antique Fair, met with great success once again. According to the Financial...
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