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Women In The Arts Magazine
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Fall 2003

On the cover:
Julia Morgan
Drawing for William Randolph Hearst
Julia Morgan Collection
Environmental Design Archives,
UC Berkeley
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    • Women Entrepreneurs And Their Impact on the American Economy

    spacer Recognizing the successes of women from the cut-throat business world to the “female” applied arts, the ground-breaking exhibition Enterprising Women: 250 Years of American Business explores the lives of more than 40 women and their ventures.
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    Also in this issue
    Features
    Bridging Communities: An Inspiring Partnership
    spacer Authors, illustrators, and examples from NMWA’s collection inspire elementary students to create their own artists’ books in the year-long museum and school partnership.

    The Passionate Eye of Eudora Welty
    spacer Eudora Welty’s photographs offer viewers another side of her world in the exhibition Passionate Observer: Photographs by Eudora Welty.

    Maxine Hong Kingston's Literature of Peace
    spacer Author Maxine Hong Kingston challenges and confronts readers as she opens NMWA’s 2003–04 Literary Series by reading from her latest novel, The Fifth Book of Peace.


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