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A (teeny-tiny) little birdy told us that you wanted more Thorne Miniature Rooms content. So let’s take a deep dive into the maker of the Thorne Rooms, Narcissa Niblack Thorne, and the surprising everyday materials found in some of the rooms. (Spoiler: A copper tea tray is made from a flattened penny!) Learn more with Applied Arts of Europe Chair and Curator Kit Maxwell.
A (teeny-tiny) little birdy told us that you wanted more Thorne Miniature Rooms content. So let’s take a deep dive into the maker of the Thorne Rooms, Narcissa Niblack Thorne, and the surprising everyday materials found in some of the rooms. (Spoiler: A copper tea tray is made from a flattened penny!) Learn more with Applied Arts of Europe Chair and Curator Kit Maxwell.








![Georgia OKeeffe: My New Yorks | Exhibition Stories
Hear the story of Georgia OKeeffes New Yorks from curators Sarah Kelly Oehler and Annelise K. Madsen—these early career paintings reveal the artists perspective on the citys rapidly changing landscape through the 1920s and are essential to the ambitious and wide-ranging aesthetic for which shes remembered. As OKeeffe herself put it, “One can’t paint New York as it is, but rather as it is felt.”
Learn more about Georgia OKeeffe: My New Yorks on our website:
https://www.artic.edu/exhibitions/9539/georgia-o-keeffe-my-new-yorks
Thumbnail Credit: Alfred Stieglitz. Georgia OKeeffe, 1930. copy print. Georgia OKeeffe Museum. Gift of The Georgia OKeeffe Foundation. [2006.6.934] Georgia OKeeffe: My New Yorks | Exhibition Stories](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/cM3amfiuTts/mqdefault.jpg)

