Indiana State Museum

Indianapolis, IN

(317) 232-1637

http://www.ai.org/ism

• Indiana Women Artists: Then and Now; essay by Rachel Berenson Perry (7/7/08)
• The Paintings of Ada Walter Shulz; essay by Rachel Berenson Perry (7/7/08)
• Leroy Trobaugh: The Paintings of a Railroad Worker; text by Rachel Berenson Perry (6/19/08)
• The Paintings of William Edouard Scott; text by Rachel Berenson Perry (5/16/08)
• Hoosiers in Taos: The Woolsey Brothers; article by James E. May (4/18/06)
• Chicano (1/15/04)
• Hoosiers in Taos: The Woolsey Brothers (8/25/98)

The Indiana State Museum is part of the Department of Natural Resources' Division of State Museums and Historic Sites. The museum is located in downtown Indianapolis, at the corner of Ohio and Alabama streets, one block north of Market Square Arena. For hours and admission fees please see the Museum's website.

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