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Partnership relations, Jane Adams scouting out 'Art hopefuls' in Florence's museums
Art hopefuls
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Meet the Florentine works waiting to be 'rescued' and remembered. This 'Menu' of 'art hopefuls' showcases several paintings by women that need restoration in Florence. They are not yet at the center of a fully-formed project... but that can change, with a bit of help from our friends!
AWA annually collects projects presented to us by Tuscany's museum directors for evaluation by our Board of Trustees. Donor interest and funding partnerships are fundamental to the development of our future programs.
Do one of these paintings pull at your heart strings?
Write to Linda Falcone at linda@advancingwomenartists.org
We look forward to exchanging ideas for the future!
AWA annually collects projects presented to us by Tuscany's museum directors for evaluation by our Board of Trustees. Donor interest and funding partnerships are fundamental to the development of our future programs.
Do one of these paintings pull at your heart strings?
Write to Linda Falcone at linda@advancingwomenartists.org
We look forward to exchanging ideas for the future!
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