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22 Jun 1913

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New York Times

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New York, New York, United States of America

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Jun 22, 1913

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39

History of the Metropolitan Museum of Art and New York art scene

The piece surveys Winifred Howe's history of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, tracing its origins in 1869 and 1872, its early leaders and donors, and its growth through Cesnola and Morgan. It situates the museum beside New York institutions like the American Academy of the Fine Arts and Cooper Union, noting shifts toward industrial art education and expanding collections.

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Metropolitan Museum of Art Winifred E. Howe Jacunae Metropolitan Museum New York American Academy of the Fine Arts New York Historical Society Bryan Holland Florence New York Gallery of the Fine Arts National Academy of Design P. B. Wight Cooper Union School of Design For Women Wiliam Rimmer Michaelangelo Buonarrotti Paris John Jay Old World Gallery of Art America Europe Union League Club Club George P. Putnam John I. Kensett William Cullen Bryant Spain Belgium German National Museum For Modern Art Deutsches Museum Nuremberg Bellows de Forest di Cesnola J. Pierpont Morgan John Taylor Johnston William T. Blodgett Johnston Rowe Schwanthaler Munich Dodworth Museum Cesnola Douglas Fourteenth Street Gen. Cesnola Central Park William C. Prime Morgan National Gallery London Louvre
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Portmanteau Word Craze Spreads From Wonderland to Real Language

The piece celebrates new portmanteau coinages such as bungalofer and wishy Washington, traces their English and American roots, and cites examples from Carrolls era to modern authors, noting how towns, people, and ideas become blended into clever compound terms across culture and geography.

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England America Washington United States Roosevelt Wonderland Won-derland Lewis Carroll Carroll Alice Humpty Dumpty George du Maurier Charles Darwin du Maurier Pen Mar Hagerstown Pennsylvania del Mar Marydell Moark Jilliana Texarkana Kenova Kentucky Ohio Virginia Penn Yan Reading Railroad Philmont Thirty-fifth Ward Philadelphia Montgomery County California Keedysville Kee Mar College Arthur Pendennis New York Saltaire Thomas Salt River Aire Pullman Chicago George Utah Cleopold Leopold Clto de Meroda Samuel Butler John Walker Macbeth Southern University Cosmarch Archon Commonwealth of the Future Jesus Paris Comtesse de Castiglione
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