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Woodwork, Ceramics, and Sculpture

Philadelphia has more than its share of artists whose unconventional homes and studios are favorites among art lovers. Near Valley Forge, the Wharton Esherick Museum, former studio/home of “the Dean of American Craftsmen,” is best known for its idiosyncratic staircase.

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