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by Linda Arntzenius Amazing things are happening at the Michener these days. If you haven’t made the trip over to Doylestown in a while, be sure to put it on your calendar for this spring. The Mind’s Eye: 50 Years … Continue reading
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by Linda Arntzenius When it comes to art in public places, Princeton has its fair share. The seated student with his bundle of books enjoying lunch by the news kiosk in Palmer Square and the newspaper reader seated by the … Continue reading
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by Linda Arntzenius Even among other Soviet non-conformist artists of the Cold War period, Valery Yurlov stood apart. Hollywood handsome, with a life story worthy of a screenplay, Yurlov was the quintessential outsider, eschewing not only the Communist government-prescribed Soviet … Continue reading
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by Linda Arntzenius // photography by Jeffrey E. Tryon, Hank Davis, Corriette Schoenaerts, Mark Pickhal Famous for son et lumiere fountain displays, Longwood Gardens in Kennett Square, Pa, has taken the artistic melding of light and landscape to a new level with a series of … Continue reading
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by Linda Arntzenius What do St. Petersburg, Russia; Paris, France; Florence, Italy: and Doylestown, Pa., have in common? For this summer at least, the James A. Michener Art Museum in Doylestown stands shoulder to shoulder with the Hermitage, Louvre and … Continue reading
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by Linda Arntzenius // Photographs by Jonathan Singer. Startling images of a Ghost Orchid from the cypress swamps of Florida and gigantic water lillies from the Amazon, alongside more familiar peonies, roses, camellias and chrysanthemums, not to mention a yellow … Continue reading
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by Linda Arntzenius Two brand new exhibitions, one small and homegrown, the other ambitious and international, promise a sweet treat for lovers of landscape painting this spring. The Art of First Lady Ellen Axson Wilson: American Impressionist, on loan from … Continue reading
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By Linda Arntzenius // Images courtesy of the University Archives, Department of Rare Books and Special Collections, Princeton University Library As the afternoon sunlight catches the stained glass windows of Proctor Hall, the great Medieval-inspired refectory of Princeton University’s Graduate College, it’s hard … Continue reading