1998-2000 American 19-20th Century Landscape Painting
(above: William Merritt Chase,
Shinnecock, Long Island, c. 1896, oil on panel, 14.2 ?
16.1 inches, Princeton University Art Museum. Public domain,
via Wikimedia Commons*)
Resource Library articles and essays honoring the American experience
through its art:
American Landscapes from the Paine Art Center and Gardens (12/19/00)
After Lewis and Clark: Explorer Artists in the American West (12/8/00)
Landscapes From The Permanent Collection of the Pensacola Museum of Art (11/21/00)
Landscapes From the Permanent Collection: Part II (10/20/00)
Changing Visions of the North American Landscape (9/22/00)
Paradise Found: California Impressionism (8/29/00)
American Landscapes from the Paine Art Center & Arboretum (8/28/00)
Plein Air Paintings of The Old Mill by Members of the California Art Club (8/26/00)
The Urban Landscape: Selections from the Permanent Collection (8/1/00)
The Virginia Landscape (7/20/00)
Visions of the Frontier: American Landscapes from the Collection of Ted Turner (7/19/00)
American Landscapes from the MMA Permanent Collection (6/28/00)
Connecticut Impressionists (5/31/00)
Sunlight & Shadow: American Impressionism, 1885-1945 (5/8/00)
American Landscapes from the Paine Art Center and Arboretum (3/31/00)
American Impressionism from the Sheldon Memorial Art Gallery (3/10/00)
Shifting Ground: Transformed Views of the American Landscape (2/28/00)
Drawing from Nature: Early Northern California Landscapes (12/8/99)
Landscape at the Millennium (11/10/99)
Subdued Hues: Mood and Scene in Southern Landscape Painting, 1865-1925 (11/6/99)
Impressionists at PAFA: From Beaux to Benson (10/18/99)
Intimate Vistas: The Poetic Landscapes of William Langson Lathrop (10/13/99)
The Cycle of the Seasons: Autumn and Winter Scenes at Heckscher Museum of Art (10/7/99)
Frederick J. Mulhaupt (1871-1938): Dean of the Cape Ann School (8/17/99)
Robert Berlind: Paintings (1892 - 1996) (7/21/98)
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