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Illustrated Letter
Letter from Alfred Joseph Frueh
to Giuliette Fancuilli,
Apr. 13, 1913

More Than Words: Illustrated
Letters from the
Smithsonian's
Archives of American Art



Dear ,

Do you love to get handwritten letters? Are you worried about the future of letters in this techno-social world?

We invite you to join Alice Lecesse Powers as she leads this seminar to explore the art of letter writing.

Enjoy these highlights of the day:

  • Learn about great historical letters housed in the Smithsonian’s Archives of American Art
  • Hear actors read letters of both the famous—
    Mark Twain, Abigail Adams, Thomas Jefferson, Ernest Hemingway
    —and ordinary citizens writing
    about the joys and travails of everyday life

Participate in a discussion of the future of the letter in the age of the Internet and the struggling U.S. Postal Service, and a look at a movement to preserve the hand-written letter.

______________________________________

The Art of the Letter
(Much More Than a Tweet)


Sat., June 9 at 10:30 AM

Daytime Seminar


Resident Member*: $35     l    Senior Member*: $32
General Admission: $45





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