Hammond Castle to Host Exhibit of Works by Eric Pape Not Publicly Seen in Nearly A Century

On April 15, Hammond Castle Museum will debut Eric Pape at Hammond Castle Museum, an exhibit of more than two dozen works by artist Eric Pape, a former Annisquam resident and the designer behind the Tablet Rock Memorial in Stage Fort Park, which commemorates the founding of the Massachusetts Bay Colony in 1623. . At the time of the exhibit, it is expected to be the largest collection of Pape’s artworks on public display anywhere in the world, many of which haven’t been publicly seen in nearly a century. The artwork is primarily on loan from the private collection of avid Pape collector and biographer, Dr. Gregory Conn, one

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