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The Bliss Collection and the “Exotic Cultural Other”
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75th anniversary,
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House Collection,
Byzantine Collection,
Pre-Columbian Collection
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James N. Carder
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Mildred Barnes Bliss,
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Dumbarton Oaks Museum,
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Lovers' Lane Pool,
Gardener's Cottage,
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Robert Woods Bliss,
Fellows Building,
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Music Room,
Junior Fellow,
Special Exhibition,
Dumbarton Oaks Research Library and Collection,
Acquisition,
Art History,
Pre-Columbian Collection,
House Collection,
Oral History Project
Oral History Interview with James N. Carder, undertaken by Jeanne-Nicole Saint-Laurent, Elizabeth Gettinger, and Anne Steptoe in the Dumbarton Oaks Guest House (Fellows Building) on July 15, 2009. At Dumbarton Oaks, James Carder was a Junior Fellow of Byzantine Studies (1974–1976) and the Manager of the House Collection (since 1992) and Archivist (since 1999).
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Now on View: Still Life and Landscape
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Dumbarton Oaks Museum
Special exhibition in the Dumbarton Oaks Museum
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From the Archives: The Kohana San Book
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Mildred Barnes Bliss,
Archives
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Contextualizing Robert
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Colloquium,
Garden and Landscape Studies,
Dumbarton Oaks Museum
Garden and Landscape Studies 2016 Colloquium on Hubert Robert and French Garden Culture
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Ms. Joan Southcote-Aston
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Blissania,
Caroline Backlund,
Ernst Kitzinger,
Friends of Music,
Gary Vikan,
Giles Constable,
Herbert Kessler,
House Collection,
Irene Vaslef,
J. P. Morgan,
Jelisaveta "Seka" Allen,
Joan Southcote-Aston,
John Thacher,
Josh Wilson,
Mildred Bliss,
Princeton Index,
William Howard Adams,
friends of music
Were you to read through all of the transcribed interviews in the Dumbarton Oaks Oral History Project, there is one person in particular who could not fail to fascinate you, yet who is maybe, at last, too ephemeral to apprehend. D.O. Senior Fellow Herbert Kessler thinks that this woman—who underwent what can only be described […]