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@oldpafa-blog
Dear followers,
We wanted to let you know that we have moved our Tumblr Blog and would love for you to follow our new blog: http://insidepafa.pafa.org/ (the link is still the same—it’s just a new account!). We will be deleting this account on June 28th, so please be sure to follow our new blog before then. Thanks for reading along!
— Your Inside PAFA Team
Dear followers,
We wanted to let you know that we have moved our Tumblr Blog and would love for you to follow our new blog: http://insidepafa.pafa.org/ (the link is still the same—it’s just a new account!). We will be deleting this account on June 28th, so please be sure to follow our new blog before then. Thanks for reading along!
— Your Inside PAFA Team
Dear followers,
We wanted to let you know that we have moved our Tumblr Blog and would love for you to follow our new blog: http://insidepafa.pafa.org/ (the link is still the same—it’s just a new account!). We will be deleting this account on June 28th, so please be sure to follow our new blog before then. Thanks for reading along!
— Your Inside PAFA Team
Dear followers,
We wanted to let you know that we have moved our Tumblr Blog and would love for you to follow our new blog: http://insidepafa.pafa.org/ (the link is still the same—it’s just a new account!). We will be deleting this account on June 28th, so please be sure to follow our new blog before then. Thanks for reading along!
— Your Inside PAFA Team
Dear followers,
We wanted to let you know that we have moved our Tumblr Blog and would love for you to follow our new blog: http://insidepafa.pafa.org/ (the link is still the same—it’s just a new account!). We will be deleting this account on June 28th, so please be sure to follow our new blog before then. Thanks for reading along!
— Your Inside PAFA Team
Dear followers,
We wanted to let you know that we have moved our Tumblr Blog and would love for you to follow our new blog: http://insidepafa.pafa.org/ (the link is still the same—it’s just a new account!). We will be deleting this account on June 28th, so please be sure to follow our new blog before then. Thanks for reading along!
— Your Inside PAFA Team
Dear followers,
We wanted to let you know that we have moved our Tumblr Blog and would love for you to follow our new blog: http://insidepafa.pafa.org/ (the link is still the same—it’s just a new account!). We will be deleting this account on June 28th, so please be sure to follow our new blog before then. Thanks for reading along!
— Your Inside PAFA Team
Dear followers,
We wanted to let you know that we have moved our Tumblr Blog and would love for you to follow our new blog: http://insidepafa.pafa.org/ (the link is still the same—it’s just a new account!). We will be deleting this account on June 28th, so please be sure to follow our new blog before then. Thanks for reading along!
— Your Inside PAFA Team
Dear followers,
We wanted to let you know that we have moved our Tumblr Blog and would love for you to follow our new blog: http://insidepafa.pafa.org/ (the link is still the same—it’s just a new account!). We will be deleting this account on June 28th, so please be sure to follow our new blog before then. Thanks for reading along!
— Your Inside PAFA Team
Dear followers,
We wanted to let you know that we have moved our Tumblr Blog and would love for you to follow our new blog: http://insidepafa.pafa.org/ (the link is still the same—it’s just a new account!). We will be deleting this account on June 28th, so please be sure to follow our new blog before then. Thanks for reading along!
— Your Inside PAFA Team
Dear followers,
We wanted to let you know that we have moved our Tumblr Blog and would love for you to follow our new blog: http://insidepafa.pafa.org/ (the link is still the same—it’s just a new account!). We will be deleting this account on June 28th, so please be sure to follow our new blog before then. Thanks for reading along!
— Your Inside PAFA Team
Dear followers,
We wanted to let you know that we have moved our Tumblr Blog and would love for you to follow our new blog: http://insidepafa.pafa.org/ (the link is still the same—it’s just a new account!). We will be deleting this account on June 28th, so please be sure to follow our new blog before then. Thanks for reading along!
— Your Inside PAFA Team
Dear followers,
We wanted to let you know that we have moved our Tumblr Blog and would love for you to follow our new blog: http://insidepafa.pafa.org/ (the link is still the same—it’s just a new account!). We will be deleting this account on June 28th, so please be sure to follow our new blog before then. Thanks for reading along!
— Your Inside PAFA Team
In preparing for PAFA’s 2015 exhibition, The Impressionist Garden: American Artists and the Garden Movement, 1887-1920, Anna Marley, PAFA’s Curator of Historical American Art, recently attended the “Gardening with History” Symposium at Morris Arboretum.
There, Marley learned from Nicole Juday, Horticulture Education Coordinator at the Barnes Foundation, that Shakespeare’s reference to “red” rose in a Sonnet was actually pink. This was an “aha” moment for Marley, as she realized that the “crimson” roses depicted in American Impressionist paintings — for example in Philip Leslie Hale’s “Crimson Rambler” (above) in PAFA’s collection — were in fact a modern Japanese import introduced to the United States in 1893, and thus a spectacular, fashionably new addition to American gardens of the period.
MM2 Modern Dance Company inspired families during a recent Family Arts Academy workshop focusing on play, movement and collaboration in PAFA’s historic Cast Hall. (Photos by Bill Hebert)
Historic PAFA
The second of two PAFA buildings on Chestnut Street (between 10th & 11th). This photo from 1870 is from the period when, deteriorating and far to small for PAFA's needs, the building was sold.
Superhero sighting on #lenfestplaza ! @wizardworld #phillycomiccon (at Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts)
