The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 94National Geographic Society, 1948 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 37
... painted . For a year and a half , fourteen of America's leading artists roamed the Keystone State , studying its industries , scenic beauties , folkways , and historic monuments . Some set up easels and completed their paintings on the ...
... painted . For a year and a half , fourteen of America's leading artists roamed the Keystone State , studying its industries , scenic beauties , folkways , and historic monuments . Some set up easels and completed their paintings on the ...
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... Paintings in Gallery In the seven years the National Gallery has been in existence , the collection of Amer- ican paintings has grown from a token rep- resentation of eleven 18th - century canvases until today it includes more than 230 ...
... Paintings in Gallery In the seven years the National Gallery has been in existence , the collection of Amer- ican paintings has grown from a token rep- resentation of eleven 18th - century canvases until today it includes more than 230 ...
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... paintings could hardly be seen . On the Mall side of the building , as many as 22 large buses were parked in one day . Motor coaches brought tourists from Mary- land , Pennsylvania , Michigan , and two loads of colored schoolchildren ...
... paintings could hardly be seen . On the Mall side of the building , as many as 22 large buses were parked in one day . Motor coaches brought tourists from Mary- land , Pennsylvania , Michigan , and two loads of colored schoolchildren ...
Contents
Allen Arthur | ix |
Abu Ali Mansur Anuchtakin elAmri | x |
American Masters in the National Gallery By John Walker With 24 color reproductions | xiii |
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