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American Folk Art Museum Celebrates Quilts

The American Folk Art Museum is exhibiting hundreds of fine antique quilts, highlighting the value of the collectable.
American Folk Art Museum Celebrates Quilts
ANTIQUE QUILTS: The 'Broken Star Quilt' circa 1925 to 1935, by a Kansas woman, is part of an exhibit of hundreds of quilts at New York's American Folk Art Museum. By Matt Hoebermann, courtesy of the American Folk Art Museu
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ANTIQUE QUILTS: The 'Broken Star Quilt' circa 1925 to 1935, by a Kansas woman, is part of an exhibit of hundreds of quilts at New York's American Folk Art Museum. (By Matt Hoebermann, courtesy of the American Folk Art Museu)
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