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Art for Nature’s Sake:Duck Stamps and Wetland ConservationArt for Nature's Sake commemorates the 75th anniversary of one of our country's most successful conservation programs—the Federal Duck Stamp Program. Since 1934, the sale of duck stamps to sportsmen and collectors has generated millions of dollars for the procurement and conservation of a resource often maligned and considered useless—marshes, swamps, potholes, and bogs, areas otherwise known as wetlands. The initial purpose of the duck stamp program was to protect the wildlife inhabiting these places (especially waterfowl) at a time when the U.S. was awakening to the fact that it was squandering its wildlife and wild places. Panels explaining the important benefits and diversity of wetlands, and existing threats accompany 36 stamps and signed waterfowl prints—examples of some of the finest nature art from artists such as Maynard Reece, the Hautman brothers, John Ruthven, Nancy Howe, and Adam Grimm and many others. Click here to download a Fact Sheet for this exhibit! Includes Letter of Intent. Contents
General Requirements
Exhibit Rental Fees
•$500 deposit required with signed contract
Supporting Materials
Itinerary Revised 4/7/092/7/09–6/7/09 Cincinnati Museum Center (premiere) Summer 2009 Powdermill Nature Reserve, Pittsburgh, PA Fall 2009 Winter 2010 Spring 2010 7/27/10–10/24/10 Minnesota Marine Art Museum, Winona, MN Fall 2010 Winter 2011 *Tentative bookings subject to change Call the Department of Traveling Exhibits at (800) 733-2077 Art for Nature's Sake is a production of Cincinnati Museum Center. ©CMC, 2009 |