Horace Kelley Plaque
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Title
Horace Kelley Plaque
Subject
The Cleveland Art Museum
Description
Along with John Huntington, Kelley is another man who created a foundation in order to set up an art gallery and art school in Cleveland. After Kelley died, most of his property was bought up. That money helped build and maintain the Cleveland Art Museum.
Creator
Austin, Phillip
Source
Austin, Phillip
Date
2008-02-08
Format
Image, JPEG, 859KB
Language
eng
Type
Image
Coverage
Cleveland Museum of Art
Contribution Form
Online Submission
No
Image Item Type Metadata
Original Format
Digital Image
Physical Dimensions
1800px by 1350px
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