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1562
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The North Carolina Museum of Art has received a grant to research the life and works of Louis Remy Mignot, whose painting \"Landscape in Ecuador\" was purchased in 1991 and presently hangs in the museum.
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1563
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This first in a series of articles examining the contributions of donors to the North Carolina Museum of Art focuses on Robert F. Phifer and Gordon Hanes, two North Carolinians who generously funded the museum's early growth and development.
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1564
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The generosity of Samuel H. Kress facilitated the development of the North Carolina Museum of Art and other regional museums. An exhibition scheduled for February 5-April 24, 1994, contains many of the Old Master paintings given by Kress.
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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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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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1568
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The North Carolina Museum of Art has established the African-American Advisory Board in order to involve African-Americans in the museum's educational programming and in the acquisition of art.
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1569
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The North Carolina Museum of Art offers survey and treatment services to other not-for-profit agencies through its Outside Conservation Services program.
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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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1573
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\"The Age of the Marvelous,\" an exhibition planned at the North Carolina Museum of Art for January 25 - March 22, 1992, will explore the 16th- and 17th-century fascination with the \"marvelous,\" meaning the unusual, unexpected, and/or exotic.
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1574
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An exhibition in North Carolina Museum of Art examines the range, functions, and styles of masks found throughout the Western Hemisphere dating to the Pre-Columbian period.
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1580
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This special advertising section lists businesswomen in the Triangle area (Raleigh-Durham-Chapel Hill-Research Triangle Park) and provides brief introductions/descriptions of each business.
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Independent Weekly
(NoCar Oversize AP 2 .I57 [volumes 13 - 23 on microfilm]), Vol. 12 Issue 19, May 1994,
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1583
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The North Carolina Museums Council has begun a statewide campaign, \"SOS! North Carolina,\" which will inventory publicly accessible outdoor sculpture in all 100 counties and increase awareness of the need for long-term preservation of these works.
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1585
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East Carolina University's Institute for Historical and Cultural Research has added a new branch, the Roanoke Colonies Research Office, which will study a variety of subjects connected with the first attempted English settlement in the New World.
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