David Black comes home forever
Artist David Black, a Gloucester native, has returned home. His ashes were buried at Oak Grove Cemetery on Nov. 2.
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Artist David Black, a Gloucester native, has returned home. His ashes were buried at Oak Grove Cemetery on Nov. 2.
One of society’s greatest photographers, he created perfect images of wealth and power while keeping his own, less glossy background hidden, a new book reveals
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The a href= http://www.capeannmuseum.org target= _blank Cape Ann Museum /a has announced the transformative commitment by Janet and William Ellery
CHEERS to Jane and William “Wilber” Ellery James for their donation of a massive, exceptional collection of Cape Ann American Art to the Cape Ann Museum.