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Tag Archives: st. johns river

Wordless Wednesday – Photo Challenge #1

by , Marketing Manager in Community

Mar

28

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Photo Challenge #1: Reflections of Light on the St. Johns River

by , Marketing Manager in Community

Feb

16

Calling all photo enthusiasts. The Cummer Museum of Art & Gardens invites experienced and novice photographers alike to join the Cummer Museum of Art and Gardens in this first time photo experience as we explore the beauty of the St. Johns River.

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Special Programming for Impressionism and Post Impressionism from the High Museum of Art

by , Director of Art Education in Education, Programs

Feb

13

Find out about our special classes, events, promotions, and more, that go along with our newest exhibition: Impressionism and Post-Impressionism from the High Museum of Art.

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What’s Blooming? Pentas!

by , Director of Art Education in Gardens

Nov

17

Visitors to the Cummer gardens are rewarded not only with views of the St. John’s River but also with the flowers that…

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Italian Garden

by , in Gardens

Oct

20

The Italian Garden was designed in 1931, after Ninah Cummer had seen the gardens of the Villa Gamberaia. Ellen Biddle Shipman designed the garden to look very similar to…

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Wordless Wednesday – Early Morning over the St. Johns

by , Marketing Manager in Education

Sep

28

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