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Columbian Maya societies as well as a piece by African-American
artist, John Biggers, of Houston.
The institute was created from a grant by the Getty Center
for Education in the Arts to promote the teaching of visual arts
in public schools.
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Note to Editor: If you want to reproduce the attached slide, the museum
requires that you conform to its standards of duplication. Please, no
cropping, bleeding, or overprinting and use the proper caption and credit line
with the slide (see below).
Slide: Parson Weems' Fable; Grant Wood; courtesy of the Amon Carter Museum
The following individuals are available to discuss the study print project:
Dr. Jack Davis, co-director of the North Texas Institute for Educators on the
Visual Arts, (817) 565-3951
Dr. R. William McCarter, Regents Professor of art and co-director NTIEVA,
(817) 565-3954
Nancy Berry, NTIEVA study print coordinator, (817) 565-3986
Allison Perkins, education director for the Amon Carter Museum, (817) 738-1933
Gail Davitt, manager of docent/teaching programs for the Dallas Museum of Art,
(214) 922-1200
