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What does a lifetime of looking closely at art teach us about peace?

In this special edition of People & Peace, we welcome Marilyn Aronberg Lavin — distinguished art historian, former professor at Princeton and Yale, and award-winning scholar of Italian Renaissance art.

Drawing from her memoir One Life for Two and her decades of groundbreaking work — including her celebrated studies on Piero della Francesca and the nationally recognized Morey Award — Marilyn reflects on intellectual independence, creative partnership, and the quiet resilience required to build a meaningful life in the arts.

Join us for an intimate and intergenerational conversation on legacy, curiosity, and the subtle ways art teaches us to live with depth, clarity, and peace.

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