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As one of the oldest artist colonies in the country, Rockport’s 92-year-old art association paints a fresh face on its future. For anyone who strolls Rockport’s Main Street, the inevitable discovery of the Rockport Art Association at the crest of its gentle climb is a pleasant surprise. The 1787 yellow clapboard building—once a sea captain’s house—sits unassumingly in the jigsaw streetscape of this postcard-perfect town. Since 1929, when it became the permanent home to the association, it has welcomed some of America’s most renowned painters and sculptors, as well as scores of art patrons from arou
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