Chronology of Articles and Essays
January, 2000
(above: Left: Edmonia Lewis (American, 1844-1907). Hiawatha, 1868. Marble, 13 3/4 ? 7 3/4 ? 5 1/2 inches. The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, Purchase, Morris K. Jesup and Friends of the American Wing Funds, 2015 (2015.287.1). Right: Edmonia Lewis (American, 1844-1907). Minnehaha, 1868. Marble, 11 5/8 ? 7 1/4 ? 4 7/8 inches. The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, Purchase, Morris K. Jesup and Friends of the American Wing Funds, 2015. Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons*)
(above: Anne Goldthwaite (1869-1944), Self-Portrait, c. 1920, 18.1 x 14.8 in, Rhode Island School of Design Museum. Anne Goldthwaite, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons*)
Resource Library articles and essays honoring the American experience through its art:
The Golden Age of Painting in Hawaii, 1880-1950
Bon à Tirer (Good to Pull) (1/26/00)
Mission San Juan Capistrano to Host Fourth Exhibition by Timothy J. Clark (1/26/00)
Recollected Images: Chansonetta Stanley Emmons (1/25/00)
Ron Adams, Master Printmaker: A Survey of Work, 1984-1999 (1/25/00)
Untamed Spirits: Animal Imagery in Native American Art (1/25/00)
Bermuda: Two Centuries of Inspiration (1/25/00)
The Tile Club and the Aesthetic Movement in America, 1877 - 1887 (1/25/00)
Farnsworth Art Museum Acquires Winslow Homer Watercolor, "Seven Boys in a Dory" (1/25/00)
Public Works of Art Project of 1934: Works on Paper (1/24/00)
The John F. Marsellus Collection of Federal Duck Stamp Prints and Duck Stamps (1/24/00)
Charles P. Helsell Named Director of Blanden Memorial Art Museum (1/24/00)
Charles K. Steiner: New Director of Wichita Art Museum (1/24/00)
Art at the University of Utah: The First 150 Years (1/23/00)
A Selection of American Prints from the C. William and Eleanor Reiquam Collection (1/23/00)
Of Time and Place at Stamford Museum & Nature Center (1/22/00)
Philip Morsberger: Paintings and Drawings from the Sixties (1/22/00)
Light on the Familiar: The Paintings of Scott Prior (1/22/00)
The Photography of John Gutmann: Culture Shock (1/22/00)
The People's Choice: Favorites from the Montclair Art Museum Permanent Collection (1/21/00)
The Preacher and His Congregation: Photography of James Perry Walker (1/21/00)
Lifting the Rose-Colored Glasses: Three Social Realists (1/21/00)
Robert Gwathmey: A Retrospective (1/21/00)
Pictures Tell The Story: Ernest C. Withers (1/20/00)
Luis Jiménez: Working Class Heroes: Images from the Popular Culture (1/20/00)
Art and Nature: The Hudson River School (1/20/00)
Georgia O'Keeffe: Six Decades of Landscapes and Life (1/19/00)
New Deal Murals in Kentucky Post Offices (1/19/00)
Milton Avery at Neuberger Museum of Art (1/19/00)
Thoughtful Mechanisms: The Lyrical Engineering of Arthur Ganson (1/19/00)
African American Self-Taught Art: High Museum of Art Collection (1/18/00)
Selected American Works on Paper (1/18/00)
William Sidney Mount: Music Is Contagious! (1/18/00)
Brandywine River Museum: Highlights from the Collection (1/18/00)
Edward Borein: The Artist's and Work (1/17/00)
The Art of William Edmondson (1/17/00)
Edward Hopper: The Watercolors (1/16/00)
Pride in Place: Landscapes by The Eight in Southern Collections (1/16/00)
Ship to Shore: Marine Paintings from the Butler Institute of American Art (1/16/00)
Encaustic paintings by Philip Hershberger and Gail Gregg (1/15/00)
Barbara J. Zucker: The Topiary Series - Form and Shadow (1/15/00)
Therman Statum's Constantinople (1/15/00)
This Tranquil Land: Hudson River Paintings from the Hersen Collection (1/14/00)
Stuart Davis in Gloucester (1/14/00)
The Phelan Collection of Western Art (1/14/00)
Water: A Contemporary American View (1/14/00)
Andy Warhol Drawings, 1942-1987 (1/13/00)
The Suburban Seventies: Photographs by Bill Owens (1/13/00)
Parallel Perspectives: Early Twentieth Century American Art (1/13/00)
Leo Sewell's Recycled Animal Kingdom (1/13/00)
A New View: Worked Images by Contemporary Photographers (1/13/00)
Harry Bertoia's Monographics (1/13/00)
Michael Spafford: Myths and Metaphors (1/12/00)
Altars & Icons: Installation/Sculpture by Cristina Emmanuel and Nancy Josephson (1/12/00)
Young America: Treasures from the Smithsonian American Art Museum (1/12/00)
Frank Reaugh's Artworks (1/8/00)
The Grand Moving Panorama: Pilgrim's Progress (1851) (1/8/00)
Louis Eyth, Ranger Encampment. (1/8/00)
Julius Stockfleth, Chas. Clarke (1/8/00)
Julian Onderdonk, In the Truck Gardens of San Antonio (1/8/00)
Hale Bolton, Texas Sunset (1/8/00)
Mission Welcomes Artist Nicolay Paskevich; Launches Art for Preservation Gallery (1/8/00)
William Henry Huddle, Surrender of Santa Anna (1/8/00)
Franz Strahalm, Palo Duro Canyon (1/8/00)
James Henry Beard, San Jacinto Battle Flag (1/8/00)
Eyes and Windows: Rainey Dimmitt and Cheryl Tall (1/7/00)
American Nile: Field/Faith/Family (1/7/00)
Twenty Years of Painting the Big Island (1/7/00)
Arizona History Through Art: The Last 100 Years (1/7/00)
The Clay Grows Tall: The World of Charles Simonds (1/7/00)
California State Capitol Art Collection (1/6/00)
The Walter O. Evans Collection of African American Art (1/4/00)
Jacob Lawrence and Expressions of Freedom (1/2/00)
In Search of Eldorado: Salton Sea Photographs by Christopher Landis (1/1/00)
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