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| | Arts, Federal Resources for Educational Excellence (FREE) |
 | | Sculptures, textiles, and other objects are included, as are video and audio interviews, literature, proverbs, prayers, folk tales, songs, and oral epics. |
 | | American Folklife Center features a directory of folklife resources in the U.S., migrant worker interviews and photos, ethnic folk music from Northern California in the 30s, Brazilian music, and more. |
 | | American Impressionists of the Late 1800s and Early 1900s offers seven paintings that help show how the invention of collapsible tin tubes to hold premixed oil paints (John Rand, 1841) freed the artist to leave the studio and explore the subject matter first-hand. |
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