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Thomas Jefferson cut and arranged selected Bible verses to create a chronological, edited story of Jesus' life—and the conservation treatment was just as painstaking
Janice Stagnitto Ellis
April 11, 2024
Erica McAlister and Adrian Washbourne
April 4, 2024
Mari Nakahara and Katherine Blood
March 28, 2024
Carole Ottesen
March 21, 2024
Doris L. Rich
March 14, 2024
Todd J. Braje
March 7, 2024
Paul Gardullo
February 29, 2024
Michael Garbutt, Nico Roenpagel, and Frank Feltens
February 22, 2024
Paul D. Taylor and Aaron O'Dea
February 15, 2024
Matthew Shindell
February 8, 2024
Peter Manseau and Andrew Ali Aghapour
January 4, 2024
Michael Carroll
December 28, 2023
Matthew T. Carrano and Kirk R. Johnson
December 21, 2023
Kit Brooks
December 14, 2023
James J. Farrell
December 11, 2023
Richard W. Hill, Sr.
December 4, 2023
November 16, 2023
Rebecca Head Trautmann
November 9, 2023
Edited by Tom Jones
November 2, 2023
National Museum of Asian Art
October 26, 2023
How the Tobacco Industry Lured Customers with Baseball Cards
How the Smithsonian Conserved the Jefferson Bible
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