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Fond Recollections: An Interview with Albert Sack
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Nov/Dec 2000
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This year has witnessed the passing of three giants in the world of antiques, Harold Sack...
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Museum of American Folk Art; Building a Collection and Gifts
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Nov/Dec 2000
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Since its founding in 1961, the Museum of American Folk Art has built an outstanding collection of more...
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The First Arts and Crafts Chair
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Nov/Dec 2000
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In 1853, art critic and social philosopher John Ruskin published The Stones of Venice...
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The “Celebrated” William Matthew Prior (1806-1873)
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Nov/Dec 2000
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Folk painting, often called primitive or naive, is traditionally recognized as the body of works created by...
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A Taste for High Art: Boston and the Boston Art Club, 1855-1950
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Sept/Oct 2000
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The Boston Art Club, like the National Academy of Design in New York and the Pennsylvania Academy of...
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American Watercolors at the Pennsylvania Academy
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Sept/Oct 2000
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American watercolors at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, on view in Philadelphia from October 14, 2000...
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Queen Anne Walnut Furniture
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Sept/Oct 2000
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Some of the most beautiful and important English furniture of the 18th century was produced during...
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Stitches of History: Art of the British Sailor
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Sept/Oct 2000
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She year is 1875. Joseph Lewney, a sailor with the screw schooner Lizzie, lounges on deck, his back...
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Alfred Stevens (1823 - 1906)
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July/Augt 2000
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One of the traditional roles of an art dealer is to take an independent view. Put another way, they buck the...
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Charles H. Davis (1856-1933)
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July/Augt 2000
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As lovely a land as any on earth.” So Frances Davis, Charles Harold Davis’ wife, described the artist’s...
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