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The article is a series of paintings and photographs examining the work of Connie Mac, a local painter who portrayed the Federal Hill community, its landmarks and its people.
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Article
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Recommended Citation
Muratore, Joseph R. "The Landmarks of Federal Hill: 'Connie Mac' Captures the Story of Federal Hill, in Colorful Paintings (Part II)." The Echo [Providence] 20 Dec. 1979: pp. 19-20. Print.
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Comments
This is the second part of a multipart article.
Various pictures are stated within the article to be owned by said persons. "Carmella" is stated to be owned by the daughter of Carmella. "Empire Furniture" is owned by Louis Avarista Jr. "The Fruit Man" is owned by Joseph Muratore.