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Investigation: San Francisco museums may hold Nazi-looted art – J. - Vimarsana News

Investigation: San Francisco museums may hold Nazi-looted art – J.

A view of Amsterdam at midday. A dark forest with sunlight peeking through the trees as a woman washes clothes in a river. A young boy feeding a monkey as a man to his left holds back a swan. These are scenes from three paintings owned by the Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco, part of a batch of 10 European artworks obtained between 1933 and 1945 that FAMSF is now reviewing for their possible connection to Nazi-looted art. The city’s largest arts institution, which oversees the de Young Museum and the California Legion of Honor, has in total some 100,000 pieces of art. It “stands as one o...

This N.J. county is expecting to see more visitors as the weather heats up - Vimarsana News

This N.J. county is expecting to see more visitors as the weather heats up

This N.J. county is expecting to see more visitors as the weather heats up Posted Apr 28, 2021 Opening day of trout season along the Musconetcong River, which divides Warren and Hunterdon counties, on April 10, 2021.Rich Maxwell | for NJ Advance Media Facebook Share The head of Hunterdon County’s Division of Parks and Recreation is expecting to potentially see more visitors than ever before explore the region’s parks as spring arrives during the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. However, Dan Bush said he is “certainly prepared” for this likely surge in park attendees — as over the last...

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This N.J. county is expecting to see more visitors as the weather heats up - Vimarsana News

This N.J. county is expecting to see more visitors as the weather heats up

This N.J. county is expecting to see more visitors as the weather heats up Posted Apr 28, 2021 Opening day of trout season along the Musconetcong River, which divides Warren and Hunterdon counties, on April 10, 2021.Rich Maxwell | for NJ Advance Media Facebook Share The head of Hunterdon County’s Division of Parks and Recreation is expecting to potentially see more visitors than ever before explore the region’s parks as spring arrives during the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. However, Dan Bush said he is “certainly prepared” for this likely surge in park attendees — as over the last...

Opportunities for February school vacation - Vimarsana News

Opportunities for February school vacation

Location: Quabbin Reservoir, 100 Winsor Dam Road, Belchertown Quabbin Reservoir is a vital water supply source for approximately 3 million people in Massachusetts. Participants will discover three unique areas in the Quabbin Reservation that spotlight what life was like before four towns were removed to build the reservoir: Quabbin Park, Quabbin Park Cemetery, and Dana Common (Gate 40). Please note, dogs are not allowed anywhere in Quabbin Park or Quabbin Reservation. Suitable for all ages. No parking fees apply.  Explore the Central Valley Upton State Forest, 205 Westboro Road, Upton Moore ...

In a dark season, North Country painter says sharing art is "like a meditation" - Vimarsana News

In a dark season, North Country painter says sharing art is "like a meditation"

Feb 10, 2021 — Every February, artist Takeyce Walter paints a new piece of art each day. She calls the project Creative February. This year she says more artists are joining her, connecting online and showing off their own art. Emily Russell caught up with Walter at her studio in Saratoga County to talk about the project and how her relationship with art has changed during the pandemic. Emily Russell Takeyce Walter established "Creative February" in 2013, giving herself the gift of time to paint every day during the month of February. Photo: Emily Russell EMILY RUSSELL: So just kind of tell...