No Paintings, No Sculpture - Frohnmayer, John
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In this adventure, the citizens of Roseburg have been given a Victorian mansion and unlimited funds with which to create a museum. Short on leadership and ideas, they call upon Lara Cole, the museum expert. As they grapple with questions about what they value, what defines them, and what matters, they encounter examples of human kindness, introspection, and self-discovery. A surprise to them all-especially the indomitable Lara Cole.

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In this adventure, the citizens of Roseburg have been given a Victorian mansion and unlimited funds with which to create a museum. Short on leadership and ideas, they call upon Lara Cole, the museum expert. As they grapple with questions about what they value, what defines them, and what matters, they encounter examples of human kindness, introspection, and self-discovery. A surprise to them all-especially the indomitable Lara Cole.
Autorenporträt
With degrees in American history, ethics, and law, John Frohnmayer's views on the First Amendment gained national attention when he was chairman of the National Endowment for the Arts during the first Bush administration. He believes that appreciation of beauty is a critical element of a full life. He lives in Southern Oregon.