(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*)
Chronology of Articles and Essays
February, 2000
Resource Library articles and essays honoring the American experience through its art:
Celebrating Modern Art: The Anderson Collection (2/28/00)
Robert Gober: Sculptures and Drawings (2/28/00)
Shifting Ground: Transformed Views of the American Landscape (2/28/00)
The Moment of Form: The Paintings and Monoprints of Don Weygandt (2/28/00)
Where Nature Reigns: The Art of David Lanier (2/28/00)
Rowan LeCompte and Donald Furst (2/28/00)
Maxfield Parrish, 1870-1966 (2/27/00)
The Human Factor: Figuration in American Art (2/27/00)
Half Past Autumn: The Art of Gordon Parks (2/27/00)
Miriam Schapiro: Work on Paper - A 30-Year Retrospective (2/27/00)
The Utah Museum of Fine Arts Is Awarded $75,000 from the Henry Luce Foundation (2/2700)
From the Fountainhead to the Future (2/27/00)
Virginia State Capitol Art Collection (2/26/00)
John James Audubon in Charleston: The Watercolors for The Birds of America (2/25/00)
Perfect Documents: Walker Evans and African Art, 1935 (2/25/00)
20/20: Twentieth Century Acquisitions by Twenty Leading Patrons (2/24/00)
All that is Glorious: Paintings from the Hudson River School (2/24/00)
Witness to the 20th Century: An Artistic Biography of Fritz Eichenberg (1901-1990) (2/23/00)
Arizona Highways: Celebrating the Legacy -- Our Land, Our People (2/23/00)
Love Struggle: Paintings by John Gwinn (2/23/00)
Reopening of Sydney and Frances Lewis Galleries at Virginia Museum of Fine Arts (2/23/00)
Norman Rockwell: Pictures for the American People (2/22/00)
Apple Canon: Paintings by Thomas Woodruff (2/22/00)
Illusions of Eden: Visions of the American Heartland (2/22/00)
Vik Muniz: Seeing Is Believing (2/22/00)
Carrie Mae Weems: The Hampton Project (2/22/00)
Artists Image the Crone: Archetypes of Womanly Wisdom (2/22/00)
La Conner -- Self Contained (2/22/00)
Lisa Zwerling: Primitive Lives (2/21/00)
Gifford Beal: At the Water's Edge (2/21/00)
Will James Paintings and Drawings (2/21/00)
Sites Around the City: Art and Environment (2/21/00)
Barbara Rogers Dreaming of Eden: Meditations on the Garden (2/21/00)
Winslow Homer Facing Nature (2/20/00)
Sunlight and Shadow: American Impressionism 1885-1945 (2/20/00)
Unfolding Light: The Evolution of Ten Holographers (2/20/00)
Crossed Purposes: Joyce and Max Kozloff (2/20/00)
Neil Welliver: Recent Paintings and Prints (2/20/00)
Josef Albers in Black and White (2/20/00)
On the Road with Thomas Hart Benton: Images of a Changing America (2/19/00)
The American West: Out of Myth, Into Reality (2/19/00)
Philipe Halsman: A Retrospective (2/19/00)
Chicago Cultural Center Hosts Exhibitions by Jane Regan and Marcos Raya (2/19/00)
Harry S. Sindall, Fording the Pecos River, Captain John Pope's Artesian Well Drilling Site (2/19/00)
Durable Memento: Portraits by Augustus Washington, African American Daguerreotypist (2/17/00)
John Twachtman: An American Impressionist (2/17/00)
The Political Dr. Seuss (2/17/00)
Eastman Johnson: Painting America (2/16/00)
Elegant Fantasy: The Jewelry of Arline Fisch (2/16/00)
Jack Spencer Photographs of Rural South (2/16/00)
Kaleidoscopes: Symmetry in Motion (2/16/00)
Donald Sultan: In the Still Life Tradition (2/15/00)
The Piper Jaffray Collection: Regional Expressions (2/15/00)
The Image and the Word - New Work by Carlos Villa (2/14/00)
Selections from the Worth B. Stottlemyer Collection (2/8/00)
Four Artists, Four Objects, Ten Years (2/8/00)
Arizona Highways: Celebrating the Legacy -- "Our Land, Our People" (2/8/00)
Hays "Spirit of the Cowboy" Collection (2/8/00)
America at Work: 1920-1940 (2/7/00)
A Community Collects: The Bronxville Public Library (2/7/00)
The Magical World of Peter Sis (2/7/00)
Visible Fragments: The Works of Louise Kames (2/7/00)
Stefan Kramar: Retrospective (2/7/00)
The Work of Charles and Ray Eames: A Legacy of lnvention (2/7/00)
The Age of Steam and Steel: A Retrospective of the Art of lan Marshall (2/7/00)
Robotic Portraiture by Deena des Rioux (2/4/00)
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