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03 Jul 2018George Tinworth was raised in poverty. The son of a British wheelwright, his family struggled for much...
03 Jul 2018There’s a good mix in this week’s Across The Block, including flying high prices for a William...
03 Jul 2018WILLIAMSBURG, VA. – In the first half of the Eighteenth Century, William Dering was a well-connected...
03 Jul 2018NEW YORK CITY – “Charting the Divine Plan: The Art of Orra White Hitchcock” (1796-1863)...
03 Jul 2018By Laura Beach WESTPORT, CONN. – Glee Fox Krueger, a collector and scholar of American schoolgirl...
03 Jul 2018When the Cape Ann Museum in Gloucester, Mass., set out to present an exhibition spotlighting archival...
03 Jul 2018This week’s Gallery Beat highlights exhibitions on Wharton Esherick, Richard Hambleton, We’wha...
03 Jul 2018BOSTON – Pastels are only rarely exhibited due to the fragility of the powdery pigment and the light...
03 Jul 2018By Jessica Skwire Routhier PHILADELPHIA – There are many orthodoxies in the study of American Modernism:...
03 Jul 2018Review and Photos by Rick Russack BROOKFIELD, MASS. – If country is your thing, you should have...
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