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the double canopy displays the bold artwork on both the top and interior of the inside-out umbrella
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Sue Roe is both an incisive art critic of these pieces and a beguiling biographer with a fingertip feel for this compelling world
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On Edward Hicks Clear as Crystal five pieces of adhesiveSanford Schwartz explores the trailblazing career of 19th century Quaker folk artist Edward Hicks Edward Hicks (17801849) was the creator of one of the most familiar scenes in American art: the Peaceable Kingdom, which depicts a realm where wild and flesh eating animals come together with defenseless creatures, and will not harm them. Because Hicks was a Quaker minister, his many renderings of the scene have been taken as largely a self taught artists