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Kate Vidimos
O. Henry’s Short Story, ‘A Service of Love’
Love knows no bounds in this tale of a married couple in the arts.
5/15/2024
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Arts & Tradition
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Michelle Plastrik
Eugène Delacroix’s Fascination With Big Cats
Drawn to exoticism, the French Romantic painter created many canvases devoted to the majesty of big cats.
5/14/2024
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Arts & Tradition
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Marlena Figge
The Art of Letter Writing: Communicating With Pen and Paper
Handwritten letters express more than texts or emails can in our modern age.
5/12/2024
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Arts & Culture
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Michelle Plastrik
Boston Public Library’s Holy Grail
The Abbey Room Murals in the Boston Public Library showcase Edwin Austin Abbey’s triumphant Arthurian legends.
5/11/2024
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Arts & Tradition
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Jeff Minick
Boneyard Books and Cultural Preservation
Out of print doesn’t have to mean out of reach.
5/10/2024
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Arts & Tradition
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Kate Vidimos
O. Henry’s Short Story, ‘A Service of Love’
Love knows no bounds in this tale of a married couple in the arts.
5/15/2024
Arts & Tradition
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Michelle Plastrik
Eugène Delacroix’s Fascination With Big Cats
Drawn to exoticism, the French Romantic painter created many canvases devoted to the majesty of big cats.
5/14/2024
Traditional Culture
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Angelica Reis
Bowed, Plucked, Strummed & Struck: Stringed Instruments Around the World
7 stringed instruments from around the world can help us appreciate where we are and where we’ve come from.
5/14/2024
Arts & Tradition
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Rudolph Lambert Fernandez
Roger Ebert’s Essay on Death and Dying: ‘Go Gentle Into That Good Night’
The acclaimed film critic reflects on life and death and how one accepts both.
5/13/2024
Arts & Tradition
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Deena Bouknight
Monticello: A Presidential Residence in Virginia
In this installment of ‘Larger Than Life: Architecture Through the Ages,’ we visit Thomas Jefferson’s classical home.
5/13/2024
Arts & Culture
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Jeff Minick
Country Stores Were Once the Hub of Rural America
Found throughout the country, these community havens offered store-bought clothes, Moon Pies, and potbelly stoves.
5/12/2024
Arts & Tradition
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Marlena Figge
The Art of Letter Writing: Communicating With Pen and Paper
Handwritten letters express more than texts or emails can in our modern age.
5/12/2024
Arts & Culture
| By
Michelle Plastrik
Boston Public Library’s Holy Grail
The Abbey Room Murals in the Boston Public Library showcase Edwin Austin Abbey’s triumphant Arthurian legends.
5/11/2024
Arts & Tradition
| By
Jeff Minick
Boneyard Books and Cultural Preservation
Out of print doesn’t have to mean out of reach.
5/10/2024
Arts & Tradition
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Mari Otsu
Loss and Gain: Three Artistic Renditions of Orpheus and Eurydice
Jean-Baptiste-Camille Corot, John Waterhouse, and Auguste Rodin illustrate the story of a poet whose art was born of his wife’s sacrifice and led to his own.
5/9/2024