Saunders Colorful Flair Highlights Local Art Exhibition
Dr. Aufus Saunders, long-time art chair at Oswego, brings a vivid one man show to Morrisville Library Gallery. The display includes weathered barns, landscapes, and a large canvas Song of the Fox with a fiddler and dog, plus portraits beyond New York.
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State University College At
Morrisville
Aufus Saunders
Oswego
Mark Twain
Missouri
Saunders
Mississippi
New York
Lake Shore
Finger Lakes
Virginia
Ozarks
Westminster College
St. Louis
Washington University
University of Iowa
Nelson
Kansas City
City Art Museum
Dr. Saunders
James Ridlon
Muggleton Gallery
Auburn
Appleton Gallery
Anchorage
Otselic River Valley
Aulus Saunders
Library of State University College
Trick of Trade Speech Converts Levantine Leader to Honesty
Joseph Smith, a YMCA official in the Middle East, urges ethics as U S commercial strength. He shares tales of open billing and milk deliveries to illustrate trust, persuading Ali Baba Pasha to adopt two sets of books one for government and one for partner and self.
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Dan Tyler Moore
Joseph Smith
YMCA
Middle East
Smith
U.S
Wall Street
Ali Baba Pasha
Pasha
Pascin Rediscovered at Whitney Show and Life
The Whitney Museum hosts a Pascin retrospective tracing his shift from Bulgarian born artist to American citizen who died in Paris in 1930 by suicide. The exhibit highlights his erotic yet delicate style, early Munich cartoons, Matisse admiration, cubist experiments, and a Cézanne grounded technical mastery.
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New York
Julius Mordecai Pincas
Pincas
Pascin
Vidin
Bulgaria
Paris
Lucy
Max Eastman
Whitney Museum of American Art
Pas- Cin
Munich
Matisse
Cezanne
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Rowland St
Baron Otto von Friedenberg
Hans Lang
Heidelberg
President Kennedy
Kennedy Memorial
Rudolph
Genin
Zenith
E. Jefferson St
Fairmount Fair
Fulton
Utica
Ithaca
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Watertown
TODAY
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William St
Boison
Centrone
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