Greene & Greene in Long Beach: ENHANCED Audio & Visual Tour of the Exhibit: Part 3 of 3 Architecture & Design
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Over 40 images are in this ENHANCED audio and visual tour to take along for your visit to the exhibit, "Greene & Greene in Long Beach: Furniture for the Homes of Jennie A. Reeve and Adelaide Tichenor." Images of the exhibit have been added to this podcast (November 8, 2005). You may view this Enhanced Podcast in iTunes, Quicktime or on your iPod. Ted Wells shares his insights into the furniture and decorative objects to help you get the most from your visit to this new exhibit at the Long Beach Museum of Art in Long Beach, California. In the early 1900s, the architects Henry and Charles Greene designed some of the world's most beautiful Arts & Crafts houses and some of the most extraordinary furniture ever created. This is the third in a three-part series of podcasts related to the exhibition and the work of the Greenes in Long Beach. www.tedwells.com
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