Vol. 43 / No. 3
By: Ann Blair Brownlee and Jean MacIntosh Turfa
Etruscan Sandals: Fancy Footwear from the Sixth Century BC: What in the World
In October of 2002, three new galleries will join “The Ancient Greek World” to form a suite devoted to the […]
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Vol. 44 / No. 2
By: Charles A. Evers and Ann Blair Brownlee
Restoration & Renewal: Museum Readies Mediterranean Section Galleries for the 21st Century
There is a new sense of excitement in the Museum’s Mediterranean Galleries, which are devoted to the cultures of ancient Greece […]
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By: Ann Blair Brownlee
What Was There Before the Museum?
It was a “wretched stretch of land” according to Dr. William Pepper’s biography. “One gray March days, in 1894, Dry. […]
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By: Ann Blair Brownlee and David B. Brownlee
Penn in the World: Twelve Decades at the University of Pennsylvania Museum: Exhibit Notes
In the fall of 2006, we assembled a marvelously diverse group of undergraduate and graduate students from the Departments of […]
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Vol. 51 / No. 2
By: Ann Blair Brownlee
His Golden Touch: The Gordion Drawings of Piet de Jong
In 1957, the renowned archaeological illustrator, Piet de Jong (1887–1967), made his way to Gordion. Well known for his work […]
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Vol. 57 / No. 1
By: Ann Blair Brownlee and Lynn Makowsky
“…Very Best Inspirations of the Past”: The Wanamaker Bronzes
For more than 50 years, visitors to the Penn Museum have been welcomed by a large bronze classical statue, a […]
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