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'Jamie Oliver has paved the way for younger people to enjoy cooking again'
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Rachel Demuth started off in the bakery trade in Neal's Yard in
London. It was here she learned to bake and cook and moved her
passion for cooking to Bath when she opened Broad Street Bakery.
She now has her own vegetarian and vegan restaurant, on North
Parade Passage, Bath, Demuth's. If such a successful businesswoman
still has an ardour for food and the time to cook a proper evening
meal, do any of us mere mortals have an excuse? She shares her
thoughts.
"My mother was a fantas...
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Demuth's legacy goes pop Demuth Foundation features pop art in latest exhibit
Intelligencer Journal Lancaster, PA
; SUSAN E. LINDT Pop art's greats are in the house. Warhol, Indiana, Koons and Haring are popping off the walls at Demuth Foundation. The foundation hasn't left behind its Precisionist master namesake for the color and splash of pop. The foundation's latest exhibition, "Demuth's Legacy: Painting and
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Home is where the art is; Demuth's unique view of his hometown (and the rest of the world) is on display downtown
Intelligencer Journal Lancaster, PA
; DETAILS "From the Province: The Work of Charles Demuth," opening reception tonight 5-8 p.m., through Aug. 1. The Demuth Foundation, 120 E. King St., Tue-Sat 10 a.m. - 4 p.m., Sun. 1-4 p.m., 299-9940 It's no secret that Lancaster's most famous artist, Charles Demuth, loved home as much as he hated
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Demuth's Lancaster subject of new exhibit
Lancaster New Era Lancaster, PA
; Texas museum debuts traveling exhibit examining the ties between the 20th century artist and his hometown. Artist Charles Demuth often jokingly referred to Lancaster, the town where he was born and lived almost all of his life, as the Province. The conventional wisdom has always been that Demuth's
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Sunday News Lancaster, PA
; The Whitney exhibit The Whitney Museum of American Art in New York City last week unveiled "Chimneys and Towers: Charles Demuth's Late Paintings of Lancaster." I attended the exhibit early on its opening day, finding the whole exhibit, held in two adjoining galleries, before attendance became
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Benefactor delivers rare Demuth letter // Paul Ware outbids eBay competitors
Intelligencer Journal Lancaster, PA
; He bid. He watched. He waited. And now Paul Ware's dogged ebay bidding is Lancaster's gain. A rare letter written by the area's most famous artist, Charles Demuth, to his beloved mother, Augusta, is now part of the archives at Demuth Foundation. Dated Oct. 17, 1921, the handwritten letter on
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