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| Jacksonville was named in 1822 for Andrew Jackson, Florida’s first territorial governor and later U.S. President. Today, it’s an optimal mix of urban charm and rural beauty. Situated on the St. Johns River, this county seat for Duval County dominates Northeast Florida's economic landscape, dubbed the First Coast. |
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| Botanical Watercolors by Jacques Le Moyne |
| Ongoing - starting October 16 2009, Jacksonville |
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| The extraordinary career of the Huguenot artist Jacques Le Moyne de Morgues (c. 1533 – 1588) have only relatively recently been defined and describe More |
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| Artist Response: Botanicals |
| Ongoing - starting October 16 2009, Jacksonville |
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| Jacksonville artists Linda Broadfoot, Emily Arthur Douglass, and Susan Ober create contemporary works of art all inspired by traditional botanical ill More |
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| New View: Botanicals |
| Ongoing - starting October 16 2009, Jacksonville |
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| The New View program is a partnership with the Visual Arts and Creative Writing departments at Douglas Anderson School of the Arts. Inspired by the tr More |
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