Chronology of Articles and Essays
October - December
(above: William A. Harper, Landscape
(Brittany), 1903-1905, oil on canvas board, 11.5 x 15.5 inches, Columbus
Museum, Columbus, Georgia. Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons*)
Resource Library articles and essays honoring the American experience through its art:
Wind, Water, Fire: Natural Elements in American Art, 1820-1900 (12/31/98)
The Atelier, Studio Program of Fine Art (12/28/98) Ninth in a series on America's centers of learning in traditional methods and styles in the visual arts.
The Mississippi Art Colony Fiftieth Anniversary Exhibition (12/24/98)
Linda McCartney's Sixties: Portrait of an Era (12/23/98)
The Lynn Beach Painters: Art Along the North Shore, 1880-1920 (12/23/98)
Contemporary Classicism at Neuberger Museum of Art !2/23/98)
Arts Club of Washington Presents David FeBland (12/22/98)
Scrimshaw: the Whalers'Art (12/19/98)
American Glass: Masters of the Art (12/19/98)
Christmas in Victorian America: Works from the Swope Collection (12/19/98)
Let Us Now Praise Famous Men: Photographs by Walker Evans (12/19/98)
Photographic Tableaux: Tina Barney's Family Album (12/19/98)
Heard Museum Doubles Venue Space (12/18/98)
Edward Redfield at Michener Art Museum (12/18/98)
A Legacy Preserved: The First Decade of Collecting at the Michener Art Museum (12/18/98)
The Holy Calm of Nature (12/17/98)
The Light of a Moment (12/17/98)
Fresh Visions: Rudy Loupias (12/17/98)
Mountain Majesty: The Art of John Fery (12/17/98)
Phippen Museum Home to Connie Foss Sculptures (12/15/98)
Georgia O'Keeffe and Alfred Stieglitz (12/15/98)
An Artistic Community: Hope School of Fine Arts Biennial Faculty Show (12/14/98)
Harris Place: New Home for Lyman Allyn's Collection of Dolls and Toys (12/14/98)
Recent Work: Carrie Mae Weems, 1992-1998 (12/14/98)
Of Springtimes Past (12/12/98)
Powerful Images: Portrayals of Native America (12/10/98)
Capturing Poseidon: Photographic Encounters with the Sea (12/9/98)
Weir Farm National Historic Site to Develop Museum (12/9/98)
Tiffany and Art Nouveau from the Segel Collection (12/9/98)
Institute of Museum and Library Services Honors Chrysler Museum of Art (12/8/98)
Albany Institute of History and Art: 200 Years of Collecting (12/8/98)
Pure Vision: American Bead Artists (12/8/98)
Beads: A Cross-Cultural Medium (12/8/98)
Family Ties: Needlework by Denise Allen (12/8/98)
Drip, Blow, Burn: Forces of Nature in Contemporary Art (12/8/98)
Mary Cassatt: Modern Woman (12/7/98)
A Unique American Vision: The Paintings of Gregory Gillespie (12/7/98)
New Worlds from Old: 19th Century Australian & American Landscapes (12/5/98)
Childe Hassam in the Crocker Art Museum Collection (12/4/98)
George Washington: American Symbol (12/4/98)
California Art: 450 Years of Painting and Other Media (12/4/98)
Bo Bartlett: Heartlands (12/4/98)
Phippen Museum Plans Silver Anniversary Western Art Show (12/3/98)
Three diverse artists explore Subtleties and Intensities at The Chocolate Church Gallery (11/19/98)
San Francisco's Old Chinatown: Photographs by Arnold Genthe (11/19/98)
Jamie Wyeth: Proteus in Paint (11/18/98)
The White House Collection of American Crafts (11/18/98)
Bolton Museum and Art Gallery Seeks to Acquire Thomas Moran Painting (11/18/98)
Allan Houser, 1915-1994 (Chiricahua Apache) (11/18/98)
Eye on the Future at the Eiteljorg (11/18/98)
Parks and Portraits: Dona Nelson, 1983-88 (11/17/98)
Common Man, Mythic Vision: The Paintings of Ben Shahn (11/17/98)
Pueblo People: Ancient Traditions, Modern Lives (11/17/98)
American Impressionism from the Sheldon Memorial Art Gallery (11/17/98)
What Made Laguna Beach Special (11/16/98)
Adam D. Weinberg: New Director of the Addison Gallery of American Art at Phillips Academy (11/16/98)
American and European Painting at Louisiana Arts and Science Center (11/13/98)
Burchfield-Penney Art Center Opens Three New Burchfield Exhibitions (11/13/98)
Gerald Fried at Portfolio at Irvine Civic Center (11/9/98)
Walter Stuempfig (1914-1970) (11/9/98)
Atelier School of Classical Realism (11/9/98)Eighth in a series on America's centers of learning in traditional methods and styles in the visual arts.
The Painted Sketch: American Impressions from Nature (11/7/98)
Silver & Gold: Photographs of the Gold Rush (11/6/98)
Moments In Time: Master Photographs from the Currier (11/6/98)
Crossing Boundaries: Contemporary Art Quilts (11/6/98)
Zelda Fitzgerald: Alice in Wonderland and Other Fairy Tales (11/6/98)
Art Healing and Friendship: The Doctor Albert Grokoest Collection (11/5/98)
Art of the Gold Rush (11/5/98)
Charles Burchfield Exhibition at Reynolda House Museum of American Art (10/5/98)
Carmel Art Association Gallery Showcase Artists for November 1998 (10/28/98)
Mostly Prague: Photographs by Anna Tomczak (10/28/98)
Quilt National '97: Contemporary Designs in Fabric, and, Essentially Beads(10/28/98)
The Latino Spirit: Hispanic Icons and Images (10/27/98)
Between Observation and Fiction. Paintings and Works on Paper by James McGarrell (10/25/98)
Aspects of Eighteenth-Century Art: Heading toward Revolution (10/25/98)
Miniatures/98 at the Albuquerque Museum (10/24/98)
This Side of Eden: Images of Steinbeck's California (10/23/98)
Manuel Neri: A Sculptor and His Drawings (10/23/98)
Images of a New England Seacoast: 1900 - 1950 (10/20/98)
N. C. Wyeth (1882 - 1945) (10/19/98)
13th Annual Plein Air Painters of America Show and Sale (10/18/98)
The Little Red Lighthouse and the Great Gray Bridge (10/18/98)
Getting From Here To There (10/18/98)
Splendid Heritage: Masterpieces of the Masco Collection (10/18/98)
William Trost Richards: Rediscovered (10/16/98)
The American Color Print Society Annual Fall Exhibition (10/16/98)
Treasures from the Westmoreland Museum of American Art (10/16/98)
John Clem Clarke: Comforts, Near Disasters, and Pentimenti (10/16/98)
Atelier Indiana: The Atelier Experience (10/15/98) Sixth in a series on America's centers of learning in traditional methods and styles in the visual arts.
Colorado Plein Air Artists (10/15/98)
Atelier du Nord: A School of Classical Realism (10/15/98)Seventh in a series on America's centers of learning in traditional methods and styles in the visual arts.
Frank Covino Academy of Art(10/14/98)Fifth in a series on America's centers of learning in traditional methods and styles in the visual arts.
Academy of Realist Art (10/14/98)Fourth in a series on America's centers of learning in traditional methods and styles in the visual arts.
Theodore Lukits: An American Orientalist (10/14/98)
Informal Dialogues at the Bayly (10/14/98)
New Endowed Curatorships at Met (10/14/98)
Georgia Museum of Art Launches Web Page (10/14/98)
Two American Art Books Published by Art Institute of Chicago This Fall (10/14/98)
42nd Annual Juried Exhibition at San Diego Art Institute (10/14/98)
Art Institute of Boston Merging with Lesley College (10/14/98)
Wondrous Strange: Inagural Exhibition for the Center for the Wyeth Family in Maine (11/3/98)
A Conversation with Christopher Crosman About the Center for the Wyeth Family in Maine (10/13/98)
1998 Arts for the Parks Competition (10/13/98)
School of Representational Art (10/13/98) Third in a series on America's centers of learning in traditional methods and styles in the visual arts.
Edward Borein (1872 - 1945) (10/13/98)
Tenth Annual Western Visions Miniature Show and Sale (10/13/98)
John Wolcott Adams: American Life and History (10/13/98)
Jasper F. Cropsey 's A Summer Afternoon Donated to Saginaw Art Museum (10/12/98)
Powerful Images, A Museums West Collaboration (10/12/98)
Rockwell Museum Acquires Ernest L. Blumenschein Masterpiece (10/12/98)
Definitive Book on Frederick Carder Published (10/12/98)
Clearly Color: Frederick Carder's Transparent Glassware (10/12/98)
Henry Elinson's Dow Jones Industrial Art (10/12/98)
17th Annual Outdoor Arts Festival of the Bruce Museum (10/10/98)
UCLA Medical Center Medical Art Program Achieves $20,000 Through 1998 Benefit Event (10/9/98)
Wondrous Strange: Inagural Exhibition for the Center for the Wyeth Family in Maine (10/9/98)
Face to Face. The Paintings of Mabel Alvarez (10/8/98)
Natural Lighting: Landscape Photographs by Melville McLean (10/7/98)
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