| Contents |
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From the Publisher: |
| pg 8 |
Letters, etc. |
| pg 12 |
When Artists Owned Hartford's Streets. By Bob Gregson |
| pg 18 |
Daniel Wadsworth and the Hudson River School.
By Elizabeth Mankin Kornhauser |
| pg 24 |
The Enigma of Wallace Stevens. By Christine Palm |
| pg 30 |
Dotha's Crowning Gift to Hartford. By Diana Ross McCain |
| pg 36 |
re: Collections
Portrait of a Young Man. By Nancy Finlay |
| pg 38 |
Shoebox Archives
Alfred Pope of Hill-Stead has lunch with Claude Monet.
By Polly Pasternak Huntington |
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Destination
Visit the nation's first museum devoted to collecting American art, and one of the top university print collections in the United States.
New Britian Museum of American Art. By Elizabeth J. Normen
Davison Art Center. By Elizabeth J. Normen
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| pg 43 |
Afterword
Expansion at two area museums, and more... |
| pg 44 |
Soapbox
Why public art is good for Hartford. By Ken Kahn |
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