Cheers to Magazine for "The Cave Man Cometh" (May 2019 issue). At last some respect for Neanderthals!

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Theodore Roosevelt from Smithsonian Portrait Gallery old photo. Painted by Tim Tompkins from https://t.co/XtknSQmeyS.

portrait painting theodore roosevelt

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Looking for a 'fresh bunch of old rhymes & tunes' for 'The Baby's Bouquet' (1878) held in our Library contains a number of songs with gorgeous illustrations by Walter Crane: https://t.co/IbRCpTURWv 🎶

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Award-winning painter Gregory Manchess is coming to to inspire the Tribe!
His work has appeared on covers and for feature stories of Magazine, Time, Atlantic Monthly, and The Smithsonian.
Read more about his path: https://t.co/Jsux5pntGa

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The Smithsonian Field Book Project illuminates a hidden collection of discoveries. More than 2,600 digitized books are now available online
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glyptodon femur from Smithsonian paleobiology

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Cuba Libre, from the United Nations Series (1945) by Cuban artist, Mario Carreno. Smithsonian American Art Museum collections.
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La Brava del Barrio

At the Smithsonian National Museum of American History, the “Superheroes” exhibit features the greatest comic book heroes of all time: Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman & La Borinqueña.

Read more: https://t.co/bYVc9Sd8MV

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from the Smithsonian Institution Archives! We wish you the best in the coming year. ⭐ (SIA2018-111173)

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Bummed that the fossil exhibit at the Smithsonian was mostly closed!

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On this day of November 11th, reminds us the pain of war and the importance of It also helps us to remember the ones fallen for friendship between countries.
Harvey Thomas Dunn (1884-1952) - On the wire (Smithsonian)

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Spent time with a very cooperative magnificent owl butterfly at the Smithsonian

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"That’s our job, illuminating the Latino experience." –Eduardo Díaz, Director. More via the 2017 Smithsonian Annual report: https://t.co/8CZooj1IDq

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👨‍🎨 Ross Sterling Turner (1847 - 1915) was a American painter, watercolorist, and illustrator active in the Boston area known for his landscapes and floral subjects. He studied painting in Italy and Germany.

🎨 Street Scene in Munich, 1880

🏛 Smithsonian American Art Museum

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We're doing our best to keep up our "stamena" throughout so it seems appropriate to highlight the detailed morphology in "Flora von Deutschland, Österreich und der Schweiz" Bd. 4 (1889), in via : https://t.co/GeieAMBm9r

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★ Smithsonian Asian Pacific American Center's BookDragon discusses Alma and How She Got Her Name https://t.co/0z96iFch4R

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Download 150 Free Coloring Books from Great Libraries, Museums & Cultural Institutions: The British Library, Smithsonian, Carnegie Hall & More https://t.co/HT3QsiDFb0

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The America's Presidents exhibit of the Smithsonian has some interesting portraits for certain presidents (Wilson, FDR, Kennedy, Clinton).

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