June 2023 State Magazine featured the fascinating story behind the Washington at Princeton portrait hanging in the U.S. Ambassador’s Residence in Paris the May 2023 edition. Discover more about the portrait’s journey’s across the Atlantic—yes, there was more than one—and how conservators and art historians determined who painted the portrait. Click here to read the article.
May 2023 When America’s first diplomat, Benjamin Franklin was sent to Paris in 1776 to seek French support in the nation’s fight for independence, he had to fend for himself; including finding a place to live and work. On May 18, the Director of the Overseas Buildings Operations Office of Cultural Heritage, Tobin Tracey, AIA, presented the history of the Department of State’s diplomatic architectural heritage to a group of 35 attendees at the National
January 2023 The Fund to Conserve’s event to celebrate 200 years of the U.S.-Moroccan friendship and announce a preservation endowment campaign for the care of the American Tangier Legation was highlighted in the January 2023 edition of State Magazine. Click here to read more.
