William Henry Bartlett
plate opposite page ? in the book The Danube by William Beattie (London & New York: Virtue & Co., [ca. 1840])
engraving
1840
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Gold Dragon Gallery: New Abstract Works by Martha Marshall
Martha comments in her artist statement, "The process of image making continues throughout my days, whether I am awake or sleeping. I believe that we become whole through creative play, whether it be with dancing, or wet clay, or poetry, or drummi...
Site Gallery: Fine lines
Maria Marshall uses a wide range of filmic techniques and digital special effects to create a psychological space for the continuing exploration of her roles as both mother and artist. Maria Marshall has shown widely in the USA & Europe but this i...
Phillips Museum Gallery atFranklin & Marshall College: Claire Giblin: Sanctuary - the Peace Paintings
Seemingly simple , the paintings reveal complexity, depth and movement which evoke surprisingly personal response in the viewer. She theorizes creative expression is completed by the reception, reaction, and acceptance or rejection by the viewer ...
Irish Museum of Modern Art: Exhibition Selected by Young Curators at the Irish Museum of Modern Art
The Young Curators are a group of eight teenagers who have come together using the Museums Collection as their
primary resource. Drawn from schools in Waterford, Meath and Dublin, the Young Curators developed out of Open
...
Columbus College of Art and Design: About Face: The Portraits Turn
For the first time at a CCAD exhibit opening, guests will be able
to participate in interactive activities. Activities will be geared
around demonstrating how changes in the face may change an
individual's persona. Guests may have a photo of...
Detroit Institute of Art: Reflections in Black: Smithsonian African American Photography
The First 100 Years: 1842-1942 In the early 19th and 20th centuries, African Americans were
pioneers in the medium. Jules Lion (1810-1866) began producing daguerreotypes in New
...
MU: The 14th Star: Photos, Videos, Poetry and Music by Mark Borthwick
Mark Borthwick ranks among the generation of photographers who in the nineties broke through the conventions of fashion photography. Integrating elements from the domains of architecture and design, he has developed a very personal and intuitive s...
Art Institute of Southern California: David Carson: Graphic Design After the End of Print
Carson is most widely recognized for his innovative style of layout and unconventional typography with work on magazines such as Beach Culture, Ray Gun, and Transworld Skateboarding. A feature in Newsweek magazine said of Carson he changed the pub...
ASU Art Museum, Nelson Fine Arts Center: Rhapsody: Selections from Valley Collections
Rhapsody includes works by Emma Amos, Benny Andrews, Radcliffe Bailey, Jean-Michel Basquiat, Romare
Bearden, John Biggers, Elizabeth Catlett, Michael Ray Charles, Robert Colescott, Renée Cox, Charles Gaines,
Sam Gilliam, Eugene Grigsby, ...
Phoenix Art Museum: Clearly Thinking: The Sculpture of Peter Ivy and Michael Scheiner
Michael Scheiner and Peter Ivy, both of Providence, Rhode Island, have chosen glass
as a medium because its versatility and metaphorical potential make it the best for
realizing their concepts. Glass suggests contradictory interpretations of ...
Scotsdale Center for the Arts: Scottsdale Arts Festival
new hours of the Scottsdale Arts Festival
Friday & Saturday 10am-6pm
Sunday 10am-5pm
admission is $5 ...
Swords Into Plowshares Peace Center and Gallery: Empty Bowls 10th Anniversary National Exhibition
Another part of this show will be a display of Heroes bowls decorated by our heroes, role models and
mentors active in social justice work. The list of heroes participating thus far includes Joan Baez, Grace Lee
Boggs, Jim Bristah, Dr. Helen Ca...
Thorne Gallery, Keene State College: FACULTY EXHIBITION
The artists featured in the exhibit include Samuel Azzaro, Daniel
Carr, Dede Cummings, Rosemarie Bernardi, Julia Ferrari, Henry Freedman,
Heather Gendron, Laura Hall, Marsha Hewitt, Karl Hluska, Laura Jones, Ann
Laroche, Jack Marshall, Stephani...
Box Heart Gallery: The Sacred Art Exhibition... 2005
Congratulations to the following artists who will have work on display in
the exhibition.
Burtner, Sue (Representing the Christian Artist Collaborative) - Pennsylvania - Painting
Carmeli, Varda - Italy - Mixed media
Castonguay, E.M....
California Museum of Photography: Life Imprints by Lieve Prins: The Copier as Camera
Born in Belgium, Prins studied interior design at age 16. Later, she
moved to Amsterdam where she became involved in the art movements
of the early seventies. She became involved with photocopy art when she
saw her daughter's hand resting on...
ART6 Gallery: Totemic Magic: Suzanna Biro and Frederick Chiriboga.
Suzanna Biro studied and traveled in
Colombia, S.A. for more than three years
learning weaving, pottery and painting
from artists in villages throughout the
country. She also studied sculpture and
drawing in New York City. Her mixed media
...
MASS MoCA: MASS MoCA Welcomes MoCI Curator, Superfiction Expert
The presentation will also celebrate ten years of the fictive Museum of
Contemporary Ideas on New York's Park Avenue. Arguably the largest
contemporary art space in the world, this was the first of many
superf...
Atlanta History Center: Reflections in Black: Smithsonian African American Photography
Divided into three sections - The First 100 Years: 1842–1942, Art and
Activism, and A History Deconstructed - the exhibition documents the black
experience from slavery through the Civil Rights Era to the present day.
The First 100 Years: 1842–...
MASS MoCA: Paintings on Paper Featuring The Work of Laylah Ali
This African-American artist, born in 1968, has created surreal figures
that seem to have undergone numerous cultural and racial permutations. Ali's
enigmatic narratives, with so many details left unsaid, are each easily
applied to any numb...
Henry Moore Institute: Hounds in Leash: The Dog in 18th and 19th Century Sculpture
This period is a particularly interesting one in the development of the dog as a domesticated pet - a time when dogs’ intelligence and obedience were increasingly acknowledged, and there was growing concern about ill treatment and cruelty. This r...
Eiteljorg Museum of American and Western Art: After the Storm: The Eiteljorg Fellowship for Native American Fine Art 2001,
In only its second presentation, the biennial Eiteljorg Fellowship for Native American Fine Art awards $20,000 to each of five artists chosen by a panel of respected selectors and to a master artist named by the Eiteljorg Museum. The program inclu...
Gasworks Gallery: Shelf Life: Works by 12 International Artists Curated by smith + fowle
Artists included are: Bitterkomix (SA), Maria Hedlund (SW), Paul Khera (UK), Robert Linder (USA),
Euan Macdonald (C), Kerry James Marshall (USA), Robin Rhode (SA), Freddie
Robins (UK), Dario Robleto (USA), Will Rogan ...
MASS MoCA: Mirror Mirror: Reflective Contemporary Work
The "mirror stage" when children first recognize themselves is widely
understood as a critical phase of human development. Mirrors, both
symbolically and practically, are the fulcrum within that development, and
this exhibition features artw...
City Gallery Wellington, 360-Michael Hirschfeld Gallery: Four Faces of New Zealand Art: Rita Angus, Gavin Hipkins, Michael Illingworth and Peter Peryer
The series features two major survey exhibitions: Rita Angus – ‘live to paint and paint to live’, which is the first survey of Angus’s work since 1982, and A Tourist in Paradise Lost – The Art of Michael Illingworth - the first ever survey of the...
Corcoran Gallery of Art: Washington Project for the ArtsCorcoran presents an Extended Evening of Video Viewing
WHERE
Goethe-Institut Washington, 814 Seventh Street, NW
(metro:Gallery Place/Chinatown)
phone: 202-289-1200 x101
DATE
Wednesday, January 17th, 2001
TIME
6:00pm - 11:00pm
RSV...
Martin-Gropius-Bau: RUNDLEDERWELTEN: Football and Art, Body and Mind
The various aspects of the game are not merely documented and illustrated; visitors to the exhibition are positively encouraged to allow their imagination to run free and let football transport them to other realms. In many of the works the tremen...
Virginia Historical Society: Robert Gwathmey: a Retrospective
Gwathmey developed a two-dimensional style that was uniquely his own. His paintings juxtapose primitive, carefully chosen
shapes and angles against startling color, often outlined in black. In choosing color, Gwathmey sometimes arranged co...
University of Virginia Art Museum: Re-Imagining Ireland: Irish Art Today
Jointly planned with the Virginia Foundation for the Humanities in conjunction with its major international conference," Re-Imagining Ireland" (May 7-10; re-imagining-ireland.org), the exhibition wil...
Yale Museum of British Art: James Tissot: Victorian Life, Modern Love
Representing Tissot’s career in full, the exhibition is co-organized by The American
Federation of Arts and the Yale Center for British Art. The first U.S. retrospective of the
...
Walter Anderson Museum of Art: Motifs of Time: Mississippi Artists Invitational
A group of Anderson drawings with motif references are displayed as a group in this exhibition. The drawings quickly move beyond the lines into flowers, animals,
and landscapes. The Community Center mural refers to them in the designs around th...
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