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Tag Archives: Vanitas

What happened to looted art during WWII?

by , Director of Art Education in Art, Programs

Dec

17

You might be familiar with a recent story on the cover of Folio Weekly about stolen art and how it relates to the Cummer Museum. In recent years the Museum […]

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#10 Jacques De Claeuw – Vanitas

by , in Art

Oct

11

Jacques Grief was born in Dordrecht, a small river town in northern Holland. Because of a physical deformity, he was given the nickname of “de Claeuw” meaning “the claw.” The […]

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Slow Art Day 2011

by , Director of Art Education in Art, Programs

Apr

11

It is time to slow down and smell the roses – or, in this case, look at the art. Please join us at the Cummer for International Slow Art Day on Saturday.

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