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Fourteen plates of Francis Vandeveer Kughler's murals of North Carolina history, painted for the Institute of Government building at Chapel Hill, with six pages of text. Dated 1960 and also carried as a special March 1961 number of the magazine Popular Government. Topics include American mural painting in Chapel Hill and North Carolina history in pictorial works.
Francis Vandeveer Kughler's mural of the Roanoke colony is the subject of this 1961 item published in North Carolina. Topics include American mural painting and decoration at Chapel Hill along with Kughler himself and the Roanoke Colony, so it documents a work of public art on an early North Carolina subject and the painter who made it.
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