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Winterthur Portfolio: A Journal of American Material Culture is a scholarly journal presenting articles that foster knowledge of the arts in America and the broader cultural context within which they were developed. Catherine E. Hutchins, editor Published triannually by the University of Chicago Press Regular one-year subscriptions rates: Individuals $31.50; Members, College Art Association $28.00, Students $24.00, Institutions $69.00. Outside USA, please add $8.00 postage. Canadians, please add 7% GST plus $8.00 postage. Visa and MasterCard payments accepted. To order, please send check, purchase order, or complete charge card information to the University of Chicago Press, Journals Division, Dept. SS4SA, P.O. 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