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Tag Archives: World War I

In the Gallery: Café L’Avenue, Paris by Richard E. Miller

by , Director of Art Education in Art

Jun

25

Written by Jocelyn Boigenzahn, Curatorial Intern Richard E. Miller was an American painter who holds a high place in the American School of Impressionism, he was especially known for his […]

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New Additions: John E. Costigan – The Bathers

by , in Art

Feb

14

Written by Angela Gonzalez, Curatorial Intern John E. Costigan was a self-taught painter and trained printer distinguished by his impressionistic style and affinity for bucolic scenes. Born on February 29, […]

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Liliana’s Top Three Public Art Pieces in Jacksonville

by , in Art, Community

Dec

20

Art lies not only within the Museums in Jacksonville, but throughout the city in public places that you may or may not have already been to. Some may be in the most unexpected places that you visit on a daily basis or some may be lying around town that you just never got a chance to go visit.

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Looking Back to Look Forward: Part 5

by , Director of Art Education in Behind the Scenes, Community

Apr

29

Like her husband, Arthur, Ninah Cummer was active in civic and charitable organizations. She distinguished herself quite early in Jacksonville by organizing relief after the city’s staggering fire of 1901 and as a Red Cross volunteer during World War I.

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