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Last Day for exhibit: Pressed Glass: An American Art and Industry

Today, August 15^th is the last day to visit the Pressed Glass exhibit at the MSC Forsyth Center Gallery which is located on the Texas A&M Campus. Hours are from 10 am to 4:30 pm.

In addition to the special exhibit, the following types of works are on permanent display:

American Brilliant Period Cut Glass (1876 -1917

English Cameo Glass

D.C. Smith Paperweight Collection

American Paintings from the Bill and Irma Runyon Art Collections

MSC Forsyth Center Gallery

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Posted by Sondra Meyer on 08/15/2008 07:49 AM

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5 Comments on MSC Forsyth Center Gallery

AUG

2008

Sondra, simply exquisite photography on you part as always. Visiting galleries of art are such a relaxing way to spend your time. What a beautiful spiral staircase leading down from the second floor. The Texas A&M area certainly is rich with cultural activities.

SONDRA - I love that staircase! It looks so inviting and fun.

Sondra, this is absolutely lovely. Definitely worth a re-blog! One day left - wow! Gotta get the word out. ;-)

We really need to go visit this place. It is too close not to.

AUG

2008

Gary, I love being able to show off the A&M campus.

Lindsey, I really liked the stair case myself. It is amazing how a detail such as that practically set the tone for the entire museum.

Carolyn, I made a mistake on not getting this post done sooner. The glass exhibit allowed me to gain a new perspective on glass art. This post did not do the special exhibit any justice. Lessons learned on my part.

Trey, I'm still finding myself amazed at what all our area has to offer that long time residents sometimes take for granted.

Thanks to all of you for taking the time to comment!

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