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Morse, Samuel F.B.

Morse, Samuel F.B.

Works in Woodmere's Collection

Samuel F. B. Morse: A Dramatic Outline of the Life of the Father of Telegraphy & the Founder of the National Academy of Design [Philadelphia: Cogslea Studio Publications, 1939]
Samuel F. B. Morse: A Dramatic Outline of the Life of the Father of Telegraphy & the Founder of the National Academy of Design [Philadelphia: Cogslea Studio Publications, 1939]
Samuel F. B. Morse: A Dramatic Outline of the Life of the Father of Telegraphy & the Founder of the National Academy of Design [Philadelphia: Cogslea Studio Publications, 1939]
"Communion throughout Space" octagonal, from the mural series "The Building of the House of Wisdom," Charlton Yarnall House
"Communion throughout Space" octagonal, from the mural series "The Building of the House of Wisdom," Charlton Yarnall House
"Communion throughout Space" octagonal, from the mural series "The Building of the House of Wisdom," Charlton Yarnall House

Related Commissions and Projects

Yarnall House, "The House of Wisdom"
Yarnall House, "The House of Wisdom"
The Holy Experiment: A Message to the World from Pennsylvania, 1922, by Violet Oakley (Woodmere Art Museum: Gift of Mr. Charles N.H. Dodge and Mrs. Pierre C. Fraley, 1975)
Books
Books
Samuel F.B. Morse: A Dramatic Outline of the Life of the Father of Telegraphy and the Founder of The National Academy of Design [Philadelphia: Cogslea Studio, 1939], by Violet Oakley (Woodmere Art Museum)
Samuel F.B. Morse: A Dramatic Outline of the Life of the Father of Telegraphy and the Founder of The National Academy of Design [Philadelphia: Cogslea Studio]
Samuel F.B. Morse: A Dramatic Outline of the Life of the Father of Telegraphy and the Founder of The National Academy of Design [Philadelphia: Cogslea Studio]

The Violet Oakley Experience is funded by a generous grant from the Henry Luce Foundation.
For her expertise and scholarship on The Violet Oakley Experience, Woodmere thanks Patricia Likos Ricci. The foremost authority on Oakley, she is the Director of the Department of Fine Arts, Associate Professor of the History of Art, and a member of the Women and Gender Studies faculty at Elizabethtown College.
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