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Spring 2007

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Emilie Clark

Emilie Clark is an artist who lives in New York City. Her recent exhibitions there, “Rare Specimen” at the Armory Show and “Home Studies in Nature” at Michael Steinberg Fine Art, take as their point of departure the works of nineteenth-century women naturalists. She is currently preparing for two related exhibitions on the West Coast, at Nathan Larramendy Gallery in Ojai, California, and Elizabeth Leach Gallery in Portland, Oregon.

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