Chronology of Articles and Essays
February, 1999
.(above: James Everett Stuart (1852-1941, Treadwell Mine, 1892, oil on canvas, Alaska State Museum. Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons*)
Resource Library articles and essays honoring the American experience through its art
Milton Avery: Paintings from the Collection of the Neuberger Museum of Art (2/28/99)
OBJECTS: Five Master Craftsmen (2/26/99)
Tiffany Windows Installed at the Brooklyn Museum of Art (2/26/99)
Figurative and Portrait Show at Williamsburg Art & Historical Center (2/26/99)
The Irvine Museum Receives Gift of Arthur Beaumont Paintings (2/25/99)
Tucson Photographers in the TMA Collection (2/25/99)
"A Splendid Little War" The Spanish-American War, 1898: The Artists' Perspective (2/25/99)
By the Grace of Light: Images of Faith from Catholic New Mexico (2/25/99)
Made in Massachusetts (2/23/99)
Still Time: Photographs by Sally Mann (2/23/99)
Mabel Alvarez (1891-1985): A Retrospective (2/23/99)
C. R. Smith Collection of Western American Art (2/23/99)
Robert Hamilton: A Vocabulary of Images (2/23/99)
Dorothea Tanning: Still in the Studio (2/23/99)
Kurt Weiser: Potter and Painter (2/23/99)
Impressionism in Print: Etching and Lithography by Childe Hassam (2/22/99)
We Live in the Bizarro World: Assemblages by David Gilhooly (2/22/99)
Gus Foster: Breathtaking Views (2/22/99)
American Impressionism from the Sheldon Memorial Art Gallery (2/22/99)
Olga de Amaral: Woven Gold (2/22/99)
"All that is Glorious Around Us": Paintings from the Hudson River School (2/22/99)
Espana: American Artists and the Spanish Experience (2/20/99)
Morris Museum of Art Presents Exhibitions of Art of Wolf Kahn and Robert Gwathmey (2/20/99)
Winter's Promise: Willard Metcalf in Cornish, New Hampshire, 19091920 (2/16/99)
Manuel Neri, artist-in-residence at Boston University (2/14/99)
Steven Assael A Decade of Painting and Drawing (2/14/99)
Timothy J. Clark: California Missions (2/12/99)
Three Exhibitions of Equine Art at Holter Museum of Art (2/11/99)
Closing: The Life and Death of an American Factory (2/11/99)
Fruits and Flowers: Botanical Paintings by Geraldine King Tam (2/11/99)
The Snallygaster School (2/10/99)
Wildflowers of New Mexico: I9th Century Botanical Illustrations by Edward M. Skeats (2/8/99)
Katonah Museum of Art: An Endowment For the Future (2/8/99)
Copley Painting Stays in Philadelphia (2/7/99)
Glass Wall Installation Graces New Mint Museum of Craft + Design (2/7/99)
Realism and Regionalism: Works on Paper from the Swope Collection (2/6/99)
Whistler and Vanderbilt: An Artist and His Patron (2/6/99)
1999 Biennial Regional Jurors' Choice Exhibition at Thorne-Sagendorph Art Gallery (2/6/99)
David Stephens: California Colorist (2/6/99)
American Masters from the Cheekwood Collection (2/4/99)
American Landscapes from the Paine Art Center and Arboretum (2/3/99)
The Lure of Lyme: Celebrating 100 Years of the Lyme Art Colony (2/3/99)
Masterworks of the Photography Collection: Land of Plenty, Land of Contrast (2/3/99)
American Impressionism and Realism: The Margaret and Raymond Horowitz Collection (2/2/99)
First in the Hearts of His Countrymen: George Washington (2/2/99)
America Seen: People and Place (2/2/99)
Along the Water's Edge: Seascapes from the Permanent Collection (2/2/99)
Pole to Pole: The Arctic and Antarctic (2/1/99)
In Pursuit of Refinement: Charlestonians Abroad, 1740 - 1860 (2/1/99)
Yellowstone: Seasons of the Wild (2/1/99)
Nelson Museum of the West Opens in Cheyenne Wyoming (2/1/99)
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