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The North Carolina Museum of Art has evolved from its humble beginnings to its new home, an impressive modern structure on Blue Ridge Road in Raleigh. Now the question of future direction must be addressed.
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840
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The North Carolina Museum of Art recently transferred 96 drawings by Nowicki, an architect who designed Dorton Arena, to the Visual Arts Department at North Carolina State University.
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1555
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The North Carolina Museum of Art purchased four paintings thought to be by Rembrandt but later discovered that they were painted by Jan Lievens or other artists of the Rembrandt school.
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1557
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The Art in the Schools program, begun in the 1970s, combines classroom lessons with a visit to the North Carolina Museum of Art for a tour of the works of art studied in the classroom.
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1558
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The North Carolina Museum of Art has acquired Antonio Canova's sculpture entitled \"Venus Italica,\" a work with a colorful history.
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1560
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A study of the similarities between the work of Rembrandt and that of Jan Lievens. The North Carolina Museum of Art acquired four paintings thought to be Rembrandts; however, these paintings have now been attributed to Lievens.
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1561
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Three paintings owned by the North Carolina Museum of Art are undergoing the restorative process.
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1565
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The North Carolina Museum of Art, acknowledged as possessing one of the finest collections of European art in America, was honored by having one of its pieces, \"Madonna and Child in a Landscape,\" chosen as the Postal Service's traditional Christmas stamp.
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1566
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Louis Mignot, whose work entitled \"Landscape in Ecuador\" hangs in the North Carolina Museum of Art, was one of America's major landscape artists.
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1567
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The 1993 North Carolina Artists Exhibition, open to any artist resident in the state working in any media, is open for viewing October 2-December 5, 1993.
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1570
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The North Carolina Museum of Art offers various activities and functions, beyond the standard contemplation of art works, on its grounds.
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1571
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Teachers from across the state attended the eighth annual series of workshops and seminars approved by the Department of Public Instruction. The workshops allow state teachers to obtain recertification credits to update their teaching credentials.
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1572
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The North Carolina Museum of Art's high-quality Bolognese paintings constitute the most solid and diverse collection in any United States museum.
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Pfeiffer College alumnus Lawrence J. Wheeler, former deputy secretary of the North Carolina Department of Cultural Resources, is the new director of the North Carolina Museum of Art.
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2368
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Lawrence J. Wheeler, new director of the North Carolina Museum of Art, has many goals, such as development of the museum's landscape, programming expansion, and upgrading technology.
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