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Gerhard Wilhelm von Reutern, "At a Cemetery" (1842). #Art

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RT @ScribnerUMCP: Claude Monet, "The Path Through the Irises" (1917). #Art

Claude Monet, "The Path Through the Irises" (1917). #Art

RT @ScribnerUMCP: Francisco Goya, "Prison Interior" (1794). #Art

RT @ScribnerUMCP: Just out: @WoyshnerC has a great article on Black civil society in American history!. #history.#education. .

RT @ScribnerUMCP: So many academic disciplines persisting in Error when they could just convert to Chicago citations. .

RT @polanskydj: In an interesting coincidence, the last Western novels to leave a meaningful mark on the public imagination were both publi….

So many academic disciplines persisting in Error when they could just convert to Chicago citations. .

Just out: @WoyshnerC has a great article on Black civil society in American history!. #history.#education.

Francisco Goya, "Prison Interior" (1794). #Art

RT @ScribnerUMCP: Svyatoslav Roerich, "When Yogis Gather" (1939). #Art

RT @archaeologyart: Cat doodles from a theological miscellany manuscript, created in Saint-Denis, France, 15th century AD. Collection: Bibl….

Svyatoslav Roerich, "When Yogis Gather" (1939). #Art

RT @ScribnerUMCP: A great new #history article on postwar finance and housing policy. Mortgaging Out: FHA Credit Policy, Segregated Rental….

RT @ScribnerUMCP: "It was a way of living within limits, a pattern of provision and patience, a quiet confidence that not everything had to….

RT @ScribnerUMCP: Dawoud Bey, "The Birmingham Project: Mary Parker and Caela Cowan" (2012). #Art

A great new #history article on postwar finance and housing policy. Mortgaging Out: FHA Credit Policy, Segregated Rental Housing, and the Remaking of Metropolitan America

"It was a way of living within limits, a pattern of provision and patience, a quiet confidence that not everything had to scale.".

Dawoud Bey, "The Birmingham Project: Mary Parker and Caela Cowan" (2012). #Art