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SUMMARY:Faculty Talk: Cathleen Cahill
DESCRIPTION:\nJoin the Palmer Museum of Art for a Faculty Talk featuring
	 Cathleen Cahill\, Richards Center Acting Director.\n\nKathryn Woodman L
	eighton is best known for her portraits of Blackfeet people\, including 
	Wife and Child of Bull Plume (Maggie Bull Plume)\, now on view at the Pa
	lmer Museum of Art. She was also part of the Los Angeles art scene\, whe
	re she painted Indigenous entertainers known as “Hollywood Indians.”\n\n
	Cathleen Cahill\, professor of history and women’s\, gender\, and sexual
	ity studies\, explores how these overlooked portraits reveal a broader p
	icture of Native American life in the early twentieth century.\n\nFor mo
	re details: https://events.la.psu.edu/event/faculty-talk-cathleen-cahill
	/
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<html><head></head><body><p>Join the Palmer
	 Museum of Art for a Faculty Talk featuring Cathleen Cahill, Richards Ce
	nter Acting Director.</p><p>Kathryn Woodman Leighton is best known for h
	er portraits of Blackfeet people, including <em>Wife and Child of Bull P
	lume (Maggie Bull Plume)</em>, now on view at the Palmer Museum of Art. 
	She was also part of the Los Angeles art scene, where she painted Indige
	nous entertainers known as “Hollywood Indians.”</p><p>Cathleen Cahill, p
	rofessor of history and women’s, gender, and sexuality studies, explores
	 how these overlooked portraits reveal a broader picture of Native Ameri
	can life in the early twentieth century.</p><p>For more details: <a href
	='https://events.la.psu.edu/event/faculty-talk-cathleen-cahill/'>https:/
	/events.la.psu.edu/event/faculty-talk-cathleen-cahill/</a></p></body></h
	tml>
URL:https://palmermuseum.psu.edu/programs/
LOCATION:Palmer Museum of Art, Event Space
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