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R. Bertron.
Early American Paintings.
OaUery By a recent rearrangement, four large adjacent galleries have 16 been set aside for American paintings. The series begins with this gallery (where formerly the Wm. H. Vanderbilt Collection was shown), which is now hunff with works by early American artists. It is continued by GaUeries 15 and 13, containing the American paintings in the Heam Collection, and completed by Grallery 12, now devoted to the work of contemporary Amer- ican painters.
Portrait...s of Epes Sargent, Jr., and Mrs. Epes Sargent, Jr., by John Singleton Copley, lent by Mrs. Greorge H. Clements.
Contemporary American Paintings.
Gallery Adventure, by Arthur B. Davies, lent by Miss Lizzie P. Bliss; 1^ October, by John H. Twachtman, lent by Charles A. Piatt.
AMERICAN SILVER From Gallery 12 of the paintings two long balconies overlook- ing the Hall of Casts are reached, the nearer of which is devoted largely to American silver, now augmented by special loans as follows: Digitized by Google LOANS AND SPECIAL FEATURES 11 SUver made by two New York XVIII century silversmiths.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
R. Bertron.
Early American Paintings.
OaUery By a recent rearrangement, four large adjacent galleries have 16 been set aside for American paintings. The series begins with this gallery (where formerly the Wm. H. Vanderbilt Collection was shown), which is now hunff with works by early American artists. It is continued by GaUeries 15 and 13, containing the American paintings in the Heam Collection, and completed by Grallery 12, now devoted to the work of contemporary Amer- ican painters.
Portrait...s of Epes Sargent, Jr., and Mrs. Epes Sargent, Jr., by John Singleton Copley, lent by Mrs. Greorge H. Clements.
Contemporary American Paintings.
Gallery Adventure, by Arthur B. Davies, lent by Miss Lizzie P. Bliss; 1^ October, by John H. Twachtman, lent by Charles A. Piatt.
AMERICAN SILVER From Gallery 12 of the paintings two long balconies overlook- ing the Hall of Casts are reached, the nearer of which is devoted largely to American silver, now augmented by special loans as follows: Digitized by Google LOANS AND SPECIAL FEATURES 11 SUver made by two New York XVIII century silversmiths.
What to read after Fiftieth Anniversary Exhibition:?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Metropolitan Museum of Art (New York, N.Y.) to read onlineMoreLess
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