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(Vermeer and the Delft School)
Stephen King is here to tell us what he’s been up to
lately. He not only has a new book out, Wolves of the
Calla, but he’s also just been awarded the Medal for
Distinguished Contribution from the National Book
Foundation. Then Lee Marmon shares his photographs of
Pueblo Indian culture. And as part of our station-wide Old Amsterdam/New Amsterdam series, the Met’s Dr. Walter Liedtke talks about Dutch art.
Stephen King
Lee Marmon
Photographer Lee Marmon has been photographing the Laguna Pueblo Indian community (of which he’s a part) since 1946. His recent book is called Pueblo Imagination.
Events: Lee Marmon will be at the Museum of the American Indian along with Simon Ortiz at 2 pm tomorrow (they’ll be giving a presentation, followed ...
Events: Lee Marmon will be at the Museum of the American Indian along with Simon Ortiz at 2 pm tomorrow (they’ll be giving a presentation, followed ...
Walter Liedtke
Walter Liedtke is curator of European paintings at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. As part of our station-wide Old Amsterdam/New Amsterdam series, he joins us to discuss the importance of Dutch art.
Find out about Dutch art and more in ...
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