2006 - 2010 Resource Library articles and essays with the topic "Landscape Painting: 20-21st Century"

2006-2010 American 20th-21st Century Landscape Painting

(above: Lee Blair (1911-1993), Mary by the Sea, 1934, Oil on canvas, 34"x 48." The Hilbert Museum of California Art at Chapman University. Gift of the Hilbert Collection)

Introduction

This section of the Traditional Fine Arts Organization (TFAO) catalogue Topics in American Art is devoted to the topic "American 20th-21st Century Genre Scene Art." Clicking on titles takes readers directly to the articles and essays. The date at the end of each title is the date of publication in Resource Library.

Resource Library articles and essays honoring the American experience through its art:

Painting Utah's Mount Olympus (9/21/10)

Alex Dzigurski (1911-1995) Poet of the Land and Sea (6/25/10)

Ed Mell - Paintings of the New West (6/12/10)

Tula Telfair: Landscapes in Counterpoint (3/24/10)

Winds of Inspiration, Winds of Change; essay by Donald Myers (12/15/09)

Southern Landscapes by Lamar Dodd and Will Henry Stevens (9/23/09)

An Independent Spirit: The Art and Life of R.A.D. Miller (6/4/09)

Making Sense of Thomas Kinkade (6/2/09)

George L. K. Morris: Arizona Alter; article by Ellen Simak (4/24/09)

Sidney Hurwitz's Meditations on the Industrial Age; essay by Patricia Hills (3/12/09)

Emile A. Gruppé, 1876 - 1978 (11/20/08)

Merrill Mahaffey: Interior Landscapes of the West, a Fifty-Year Retrospective (5/29/08)

Future Tense: Reshaping the Landscape (5/28/08)

Herbert Pullinger: A Cape May Historical Journey (1/26/08)

Jeff Weaver: Gloucester Paintings and Drawings (12/17/07)

Overviews and Afterlands: Landscapes by Jim Nawara (11/1/07)

Richard Diebenkorn in New Mexico (5/25/07)

Terra Incognita: Contemporary Landscape Painting (5/25/07)

Everett Ruess and the Search for Beauty (10/31/06)

Daniel Garber: Romantic Realist (10/26/06)

Wolf Kahn: Landscape of Light, 1953-2006; essay by Mara Williams (10/24/06)

The Modern West: American Landscapes, 1890-1950 (10/20/06)

Bierstadt to O´Keeffe: Highlights from the Stark Museum of Art (10/20/06)

The Life of Pierre Daura, essay by William M. S. Rasmussen (9/29/06)

Pierre Daura's Vision of Virginia (9/28/06)

Remembering Ilze Siltumens-Holzer (9/6/06)

Form Radiating Life: The Paintings of Charles Rosen (9/6/05)

Harold Gregor's Illinois (8/30/06)

Order and Experience in Harold Gregor's Illinois; essay by Kevin Sharp (8/30/06)

Rick Fleury: Coastal Views (5/18/06)

Poetry in Design: The Art of Harry Leith-Ross (4/25/06)

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