Edward Weston at the Dennos Museum

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Recorded15 Jun 2019

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This podcast is about the discovery of a valuable Edward Weston modernistic nude by the Dennos Museum. This Weston modernistic nude is one of the most valuable in the United States. There are only three known photographs. The Dennos Museum is located in Traverse City, Michigan. It has a unique collection, of sculpture, Inuit art, photographs, and paintings. The Edward Weston photograph is the most valuable item in their collection. It's a fascinating story of how the Museum acquired this photograph. www.dennosmuseum.org

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