Leslie Schomaker and Artist Erik Koeppel look over the final details as they hang the paintings for the 17th annual White Mountain Art sale at the Museum of White Mountain Art in Jackson. (JAMIE GEMMITI PHOTO)
“An Old Barn in Bartlett” by Frank Henry Shapleigh is for sale at the 17th annual White Mountain Art sale a the Museum of White Mountain Art in Jackson. (JAMIE GEMMITI PHOTO)
Leslie Schomaker and Artist Erik Koeppel look over the final details as they hang the paintings for the 17th annual White Mountain Art sale at the Museum of White Mountain Art in Jackson. (JAMIE GEMMITI PHOTO)
“An Old Barn in Bartlett” by Frank Henry Shapleigh is for sale at the 17th annual White Mountain Art sale a the Museum of White Mountain Art in Jackson. (JAMIE GEMMITI PHOTO)
JACKSON — In addition to collecting, displaying and caring for articles of historical interest pertaining to Jackson, the Jackson Historical Society has long had another mission: spreading awareness of the 19th century paintings from the White Mountain School of Art.
Each October since 2002 it has held annual art sales in which private collectors offer works for sale.
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