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Patricia Moss, Art Detective on the Portrait Beat
Recently our local columnist on Washington state’s Long Beach Peninsula wrote a fabulous article about me and my work, Patricia Moss, Art Detective on the Portrait Beat. I appreciate all of Cate Gable’s perceptive explanations and compliments. She “gets” what I … Continue reading
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Tagged “But I Forget That I am a Painter and Not a Politician", Albert Christ-Janer, Art Detective, E. Maurice Bloch, Fern Helen Rusk, Friends of Arrow Rock, George Caleb Bingham, John Francis McDermott, Missouri's Famed Painter and Forgotten Politician, Nancy Rash, Patricia Moss, Paul Nagel
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