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While some are well known, including Lillian Hale and Anna Vaughn Hyatt, many others remain uncelebrated. Their art represents an aesthetic achievement of great significance and beauty. You will learn about the role of Boston and its women professionals in all disciplines, the city's significance in American art education, and the generations of women artists who achieved fame and success in the arts. It features eighty original costumes and accessories as well as documents, photographs, film and objects associated with Mrs. Kennedy's work on White House restoration, historic preservation, and the arts. This exhibition was previously seen at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York.