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Len Tantillo

THE NATURE OF HISTORICAL PAINTING - Len Tantillo, historical and marine artist, and Russell Shorto discuss Tantillo's distinguished career as a painter and storyteller of the early history of New York State.

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The Nature of Historical Painting

Len Tantillo, historical and marine artist, and Russell Shorto discuss Tantillo’s distinguished career as a painter and storyteller of the early history of New York State.

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New Netherland Praatjes is a series of chats with historians, archaeologists, and other experts on New Netherland and the world of the 17th-century Dutch. Subscribe via iTunes, or listen to individual episodes below or via iTunes. Intro music royalty free from Bensound.

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