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A privilege to view...
my favorite t rex specimen is cm 9380 bc i lucked into getting to study the carnegie museum’s invertebrate paleontology collection (i was in trilobite paradise 😍) at the same time as the dino exhibit was being redone so i got to see some cool behind the scenes stuff with that one
That's so cool!!!!!
Also trilobites are the best
Fun Finds in Fairfield, Iowa!
Fairfield, Iowa is a Midwestern town with a lot of fun finds and facts! I traveled on a hosted trip to Fairfield with a group of Midwest Travel Network bloggers. During the visit, I discovered unique stories and things to see and do. Try a scavenger hunt around the town and surrounding area to locate these fun finds! Thank you, Terry Baker, and Visit Fairfield, for having us. Are you ready to…
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From the Charles “Teenie” Harris Archives, on display in the Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
1. Lillie Copeland and her family in their dilapidated home with graffiti on wall inscribed “Be kind to everyone,” 2919 Penn Avenue, Strip District, March 1951
2. Calvary Baptist Church Deacon Clinton Robinson, Deacon Henry Robinson, and Rev. James M. Allen baptizing man in Allegheny River, possibly with Jim Davis observing, October 1969
3. Woman outside of Kay’s Valet Shoppe, possibly 2501 Wylie Avenue, Hill District, ca. 1938-1945
4. Five-piece band with Marion “Boonie” Hazel on trumpet, two saxophones including Leroy Brown on left and possibly Paul Gonzales on right, unknown on bass, and Leonard Nalls on piano in Crawford Grill, ca. 1953-1970
5. Group portrait, possibly of the Gay Amigos Roller Skating Club, including Waymen Nelson, wearing roller skates, posed in gymnasium, ca. 1938-1950
6. Men including T. Hamilton, Len Holland, James Hughes and Thomas Williams standing behind elderly women seated on swings at Highland Park picnic, Agust 1952
7. untitled (possibly Florence in Harris’s Studio), ca. 1940
so apparently the Carnegie Museum of Natural History found out a few years ago that there’s human remains in one of the dioramas, and their official write-up on the topic is certainly something
William Jacob Holland – Scientist of the Day
William Jacob Holland, an American naturalist and administrator, was born Aug. 16, 1848.
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Art History Today
Olivia, Arts Administration, talks about contemporary art and how it will be perceived in the future in "Art History Today"
Hi everyone! I was scrolling through Instagram this week and came across a post by the Carnegie Museum of Art in Pittsburgh about a new exhibition they have, so you know I just had to check it out. Their new exhibition is titled New to the Collection. It includes contemporary works that have become part of Carnegie’s collection since 2018. What I found really interesting was the overall idea and…
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