This Nov. 17, 2016 photo provided by the Thomas Cole National Historic Site shows a decorative border in the east parlor of the home of artist Thomas Cole, in Catskill, N.Y. Not only did Cole paint mountainous landscapes that defined the Hudson River School. He painted on his parlor walls in Catskill. The decorative patterns near the ceiling lines, hidden under layers of paint for more than a century and discovered a few years ago, are being restored and will be fully displayed when the Thomas Cole National Historic Site opens for the season in May 2017. (Jennifer Greim/Thomas Cole National Historic Site via AP)
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