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Bigleaf Magnolia Planting

Mar 30, 2021
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As part of the 30th anniversary of the Museum, we worked with donors, volunteers, and the Family of Walter Anderson to plant several of Walter Anderson's beloved bigleaf magnolias around his muraled Little Room, as he himself had done when the Little Room was a part of his artist's cottage at Shearwater Pottery. Special thanks to Joanna Shows of Columbia, MS for donating the trees, and naturalist Mark LaSalle and arborist David Minkler for consulting.

Walter Inglis Anderson, Walter Anderson’s Cottage, c.1955. Watercolor on paper. Collection of the Family of Walter Anderson

 
 
 

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Sep 17

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macronhany
Sep 03

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sechanyang3210
Aug 27

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rch67284
Jul 25

“Wonderful initiative with the Bigleaf Magnolia planting survival race. It’s inspiring to see art, nature, and community stewardship come together in such a meaningful way.

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Jul 06

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