Artist: Jim Burns ( - )
Artworks in Museum Collections: (22)
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Robert Bryden Burns 19th - 20th century
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John L. Zeitter Portrait of Robert Burns Mezzotint 19th century
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William Strang Halloween -Illustration for Burns Poems etching 1884
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Landscape with the Communion of Saint Mary of Egypt Jan Frans van Bloemen (Flemish, 1662-1749)Oil
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John Kay Major Fraser (d. 1795); Hon. Andrew Erskine (d. 1793); Sir John Whitefoord (d. 1803); Miss Burns, Meg Murray Etching 1785
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Don Burns - Marshland Oil Drilling 1950 Watercolor on paper Arkansas Arts Center American
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E.K. Sackey Barber board with barbering directory ink and watercolor 20th century
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K.A. Abrokwah Barber board: The Wig Fashions ink and pencil on paper 20th century
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Kane Kwei Coffin in the shape of a Cocoa Pod polychrome wood circa 1970
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Rasmane P. Barber board: Onile, Gogalo, Courbet etc. paint on metal 20th century
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Ntia's Arts Barber board paint on wood 20th century
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Ntia's Arts Barber board with six faces paint on wood 20th century
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Rasmane P. Barber board with two faces and thirteen profiles paint on wood 20th century
The Metropolitan Museum of Art -
Mrs. Richard Alexander Oswald (Lucy Johnstone, born about 1768, died 1798), ca. 1794 Sir Henry
J. Paul Getty Museum -
The Little Nurse
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Augustine-Eugène Scribe
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Jules Pascin, American (born in Bulgaria, active in France), 1885-1930 Untitled (Woman on her stomach)
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© Ingeborg & Dr. Wolfgang Henze-Ketterer, Wichtrach/Bern ; Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, German, 1880-1938 Frau Professor
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Artist: Claude Monet Title: Grainstack, Sun in the Mist Date: 1891 Medium: oil on canvas
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Jean Michel Moreau, French, 1741-1814 The Artist"s Daughter Asleep (facing right) Sleeping Child about 1770
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Jean Michel Moreau, French, 1741-1814 The Artist"s Daughter Asleep (facing left) Sleeping Child about 1770
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Jean Antoine Watteau, French, 1684-1721 View through the Trees in the Park of Pierre Crozat

Artnews Articles and Exhibition Information: (27)
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Diane Farris Gallery: David Burns: From Savary Island
Vistas From Savary Island are the subject of Burns latest body of work. As a result of spending several weeks this past year on the beautiful and historically interesting Savary Island, Burns has created a series of Zen-like paintings with vist...
Pennsylvania Academy of the Arts: Charles Burns
Charles Burns (b. 1955), the Philadelphia-based graphic artist internationally known for his illustrations, comics, and books, is a graduate of The Evergreen State College (B.F.A., 1977) ...
Tom Thomson Memorial Art Gallery: Bill Burns: Safety Gear for Small Animals
Safety Gear for Small Animals is about animal rescue, relocation and rehabilitation. It presents a survey of Burns' work over the past 10 years. Currently touring across Canada and into the United States, the exhibition opens June 25 at the Tom Th...
AMERICAN DANCE GUILD: Chamber Pieces: (Solos, Duets, Trios)
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National Endowment for the Humanities: NEH CONGRESSIONAL UPDATE
NEH is also pleased to be hosting a regional breakfast event on Sept. 14 in the Capitol, featuring Shelby Foote. Mr. Foote, a distinguished writer and historian who narrated the Ken Burns Civil War series, will speak to the congressional audience...
Yale School of Architecture Galleries: New Blue: Recent Work of Graduates of the Yale School of Architecture, 1978-1998
Our graduates have historically been leaders of the profession for generations, said Robert A.M. Stern, dean of the School of Architecture. This is the generation that was raised in the post-modernism debate of the 1980s, and they are now flourish...
Palm Beach Institute of Contemporary Art: Video Jam Presents Work by More than 50 Artists
The works included in Video Jam represent the eclectic spectrum of content and form being addressed by video artists today. Works by John Pilson, Phyllis Baldino, Darrin Martin and Torsten Zenas Burns, for example, reflect the perceived ...
Red Head Gallery: Tegan Smith: Warmer
Warmer, a new installation at The Red Head Gallery, takes as its point of departure a modest if traumatic event:  the burning down of Smith's garage. There is video footage Smith took the night of the fire, the garage engulfed in orange flames.  P...
Woman Made Gallery: Autobiographies: Juried by Mary K. O'Shaughnessy

Tate Museum: Heaven: An Exhibition that will Break your Heart
Heaven will include work that transforms high art into low art and vice versa. Witty and energetic the work also considers issues about the sublime, consumerism, authorship, sexuality, ...
galerie ART en majuscule: HELIOS - works inspired by the Sun: Bettina Forget
For her Eclipse paintings, she cuts holes into the canvas and suspends the moon in the void with strings, re-creating delicate sun-rays. Casts of fossils and seashells are part of some paintings, pointing to the Sun as the origin of all life o...
Power Plant Contemporary Art Gallery: Ken Lum Works with Photography
Lum has worked consistently with photographic portraits bound to texts, and his investigations into this territory embody his most significant achievements. Lum's major series from the 1980s onward – Portrait Logos, Youth Portraits, Portrait Attri...
Experimental Art Foundation: More Than A Feeling - DAMP
The group has exhibited in over 16 exhibitions both locally and internationally and has also received significant critical success including published reviews by critics Peter Timms in The Age and Stuart Koop in Art/Text and feature articles by An...
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Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art: Can You Judge a Book by Its Cover - A Celebration of Classic Scottish Literature and Contempory Scottish Art
Alison Watt has painted a characteristically understated image of blank paper to illustrate Muriel Spark's selected stories, while John Byrne has created an impish vision of James Kelman to adorn a volume of six of his best works. Calum Colvin's ...
Physics Room: Perseverance: Lee Campbell, Alexander Costello, Sonia Bruce
Artist & curator Lee Campbell uses supermarket stickers as a device to visualise the psychological effects of mass consumerism. By covering entire areas of landscape and vast collections of second-hand junk with millions of stickers (all supplied ...
Wellington City Gallery: Transmission: Robert Cherry Burns Rubber
Transmission, is the first in a programme of exhibitions at the new Gallery to be presented under the banner of ‘360’. This programme is sponsored by the Wellington design company Designworks, said Paula Savage, director of City Gallery Well...
Museum of Modern Art: Centennial Celebrations: Fred Astaire/George Cukor
After achieving fame as a dancer on the vaudeville stage and Broadway, Fred Astaire made his film debut in 1933. Starring in a series of films from RKO that spotlighted his extraordinary dancing talent, Astaire quickly became one of Holly...
Aldrich Museum of Contemporary Art: Contemporary Erotic Drawing
The personally-charged process of drawing, combined with the subject of sex, follows ancient traditions in both Western and Eastern art. Expanding and commenting on these traditions, artists in the exhibition offer works that are personal, politic...
National Gallery of Scotland: Rosslyn: Country Of Painter And Poet

For over 200 years, Rosslyn has attracted countless artists, writers and antiquaries and by the nineteenth century the Castle, Chapel and Glen were placed firmly on the tourist map of Scotland. The chapel was built in 1446 by Sir William St....
Katonah Museum of Art: I Love the ’Burbs: Modern Day Suburban Life
“Vistors to I Love the ’Burbs will have an opportunity to view exciting, contemporary art about the suburbs in a frankly suburban setting,” says Executive Director Neil Watson. “The majority of works in this exhibition have been created by young,...
Smithsonian, National Museum of American Art and its Rewick Gallery: 11th Annual Eldredge Prize Awarded for New Interpretation of 1960s American Art
Jones argues that the artists she examines identified closely with postwar industry and corporate culture. Drawing from extensive interviews with artists and their assistants, Jones presents the idea that much of the major work of the 1960s...
International Fine Print Dealers Association: Twelfth Annual New York Print Fair
Since 1991, The International Fine Print Dealers Association has sponsored The Print Fair in New York City, the world's largest and most celebrated annual exhibition and sale of fine prints. The Print Fair is held at the Armory on Park Avenue and ...
Fruitmarket Gallery: Visions For The Future IV: Graham Fagen and Victoria Morton
Graham Fagen’s work tackles contemporary identity and its associated myths and fictions with vibrant pop cultural leanings. Working with video, photography and installation, Fagen, born in 1966, uses a particular combination of sculpture and lan...
g-module: Day of War, Nights of Love: A Group of New York-Based Artists
As a group, the works of REYNOLD REYNOLDS & PATRICK JOLLEY, CHRISTOPH DRAEGER, LAURA EMRICK, JENNY GAGE, CHARLES LORETO & EMILY O’CONNOR, SETH MCBRIDE and LISA ROY share a sense of loss for a more innocent state of mind, yet without falling into e...
Kunsthalle Zurich: Eva Rothschild: Renegotiating and Expanding on Idioms and Materials
Through the renegotiation and expansion of familiar artistic idioms and materials, these works re-accentuate the three-dimensional object by elaborating on the formal vocabulary of 1960s art in particular, and "recharging" the third dimension with...
Power Plant Contemporary Art Gallery: Passport to Paradise: Works by Ian Carr-Harris, Janet Cardiff and
Ian Carr-Harris "In [Ian Carr-Harris‚s] accomplished works, Toronto‚s veteran conceptualist, teacher and former Ontario College of Art and Design librarian (he now teaches art at the college) presents extremes of materiality and ephemerality."...

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