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John Quidor’s Vision of Early America

The Girl Who Waits: Eastman Johnson’s Haunting Vision

Painting the “Social Disease”: Maryanne Meltzer’s Artful Diagnosis of Alienation

Seeing Beyond the Canvas: How AI Brings New Perspectives to Historical Paintings

Rebellion, Reality, and the Art of Disruption

Portraits and Perspectives: Exploring the Depths of Self-Representation

Podcasts

• A Loop of Track and a World of Memory
• Philadelphia’s Most Famous Cure-All
• Antiques Mysteries: The Witch’s Castle
• Tangible Traces of Railroad History
• Echoes in Print: Ghost Stories from a Vanished Age
• The Case of the Busby Stoop Chair
• The Ghost of North Head and the Sea That Wouldn’t Let Go
• John Quidor’s Vision of Early America

Antiques

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  From Doorstep Thuds to Digital Searches: Why Old Directories Still Matter
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  Craftsman Style Homes: Portland’s Architectural Heritage
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  Collecting American Empire Furniture: Tips and Insights

Out and About

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“Every portrait that is painted with feeling is a portrait of the artist, not of the sitter.”
― Oscar Wilde, The Picture of Dorian Gray

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