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DESCRIPTION:6 pm reception\n6:30 pm gallery talkIn 1915 anthropology curato
 rs and researchers at the\nAmerican Museum of Natural History set out to i
 nspire New York designers with\nthe ethnographic collections. This culmina
 ted in the production of modern\ntextiles and garments by firms such as H.
  R. Mallinson & Co.\, and designers\nMax Mayer\, Ruth Reeves\, and Jessie 
 Franklin Turner. In this gallery talk\, Ann\nTartsinis will explore this u
 nusual project—whose legacy lasted into the late\n1920s.  Ann Marguerite T
 artsinis is an associate curator at the\nBard Graduate Center Gallery and 
 curator of the exhibition An American\nStyle: Global Sources for New York 
 Textile and Fashion Design\, 1915–1928.
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SUMMARY:Bard Graduate Center: “Intimately and Unquestionably Our Own”:
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