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Metropolitan Museum of Art"The Art of the Edge"

A Private tour guided by Suzanne Smeaton

Two-time WCAF keynote speaker for the

PPFA, Suzanne is a pioneer in the study and

scholarship of period frames; Suzanne has

framed fine art for over 38 years working exten-

sively in the field of American period frames for

both public and private clients. She has firsthand knowledge of

the frames and has participated in frame selections for artworks

in many public collections including the Yale University Art

Gallery, the Detroit Institute of Art and the Metropolitan Museum

of Art where she coordinated the replication of the original

frame for Emanuel Leutze's 12' X 21' Washington Crossing the

Delaware.

Join us for our own private tour as Suzanne focuses on the

artistry of the FRAMES rather than the paintings. Frames are

often thought of as the margin of art, the border, not the 'main

event'. Join us as we go through the American Paintings. We

will explore the galleries as well as the frames on view in the

Luce Study Center. Learn about the frames on the artworks -

how they were made, their history, who designed them, who

chose them and why. Join us as we go through the galleries

with easy conversation and plenty of opportunity to have your

questions answered in a warm, friendly environment.

EVENT #1: Metropolitan Museum of ArtPrivate Tour w/ Suzanne Smeaton

DATE: Sunday September 25, 2016

TIME: 12:45pm

LOCATION: The Met 5th Avenue1000 Fifth Avenue, New York, NY 10028http://www.metmuseum.org/

EVENT #2: James A. Michener Art MuseumPrivate Museum Tour, Conservation Presentation by Susan Duhl, PPFA Competition Awards

DATE: Sunday October 30, 2016

TIME: 12:45pm

LOCATION: The James A. Michener Art Museum138 South Pine Street, Doylestown, PA 18901http://www.michenerartmuseum.org/

“The Met” (9/25/16)

PAYMENT by Sept. 19th

m Current PPFA Members - $35

m Nonmembers - $50

“Michener Museum” (10/30/16)

PAYMENT by Oct. 24th

m Current PPFA Members - $18

m Nonmembers - $30

Amount enclosed:_____________________

Make check payable to “Metro Atlantic PPFA”

Please designate attendees for each event.

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Whispering Woods Gallery

295 Buck Road, Holland, PA  18966

% Sue Gittlen   

questions - [email protected]

Prices are per person

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for member price

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James A. Michener Museum"Unframing Art - Discovering a Frame's Hidden Past"

Presented by Susan Duhl

Spend an autumn afternoon at the James A.

Michener Museum in historic, beautiful

Doylestown, PA. The area boasts many unique

places to grab a bite to eat. Or better yet,

spend the night while you're in town! It really is

quite a culturally abundant destination.

We will begin the day with a private tour of the Michener

Museum. Next, Philadelphia based Conservator and

Collections Manager Susan Duhl has a wonderful presentation

in store for us. Also, join us while we award this year's local

chapter level PPFA Competition winners.

During Susan's presentation, she will discuss how "unframing"

reveals a fascinating history about the artwork or artifact,

framing materials and techniques,long-term preservation, and

the aesthetics of the contents. Awareness of physical properties

in the type, interaction, and aging of materials can help predict

potential problems, alert the need for special handling, and may

dictate framing parameters. Conservators identify frames as

enhancing display, but also as microclimates that can protect

valuable materials over time.

Sign upnow,

space is limited!

Sorry no refunds.

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