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Tag Archives: the Cooper Union

A “Nation of Immigrants” in the “Good Old Days”

  Jane Hall’s experiences in Arizona and California before she became an orphan in 1930 did not expose her to as many people from other nations as  New York City. Although her guardians introduced her to an exclusive social world, when she went to art school at The Cooper Union on Manhattan’s Lower East Side,…

January 29, 2018 in Notes from the Field, Such Mad Fun.

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