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December 1986
Volume38Issue1
Among the nicer aspects of working at American Heritage is that the editors are paid to look at paintings. We review exhibitions, auction catalogs, museum brochures, and art magazines in hopes of finding historical illustrations for our stories. Inevitably we come across fascinating things that we have no immediate justification for publishing. The Winter Art Show provides that justification. Last winter we ran fourteen pictures that had come to our attention during the previous year. Here, once again, is a gallery of American paintings—some by famous painters, some by unknowns, but all with something interesting to tell us about our past.