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Tag Archives: Mrs. Cummer

Art in the Gardens: The Italian Fountain

by , in Art, Gardens

Jul

03

It is thought that the Cummers’ trip to Italy in 1930 inspired Mrs. Cummer to create the Italian garden that is now such an integral part of the Cummer Museum and Gardens. While in Italy…

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Message From the Director – Hope McMath

by , Marketing Manager in Community

Apr

13

I have been in a very reflective place recently and have become vividly aware of the graciousness and huge generosity of so many who make The Cummer successful and wonderful and beautiful. I know we cannot say thank you enough for…

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1994 A Change of Name

by , Marketing Manager in Behind the Scenes

Sep

09

In 1994, The Cummer Gallery of Art became The Cummer Museum of Art & Gardens.

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Happy Birthday, Augusta Savage!

by , Director of Art Education in Art, Education

Feb

28

One of our great African American female artists represented in The Cummer’s collection is Augusta Savage. You may have seen her work when visiting the current Cummer Legacy exhibit, but did you know that she is a native of northeast Florida?

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