Chronology of Articles and Essays
April, 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
America Seen: People and Place (4/14/99)
Men Without Women: Paul Cadmus as Curator (4/13/99)
Mabel Alvarez (1891-1985): Retrospective at OCMA (4/13/99)
Beyond the Horizon: Sudlow and Jacobshagen (4/13/99)
The Lamps of Tiffany Opens at Knoxville Museum of Art (4/13/99)
150 Years of American Painting: 1794 - 1944 at BYU (4/13/99)
"The Endicott Street Pictures," an Exhibition of Paintings and Drawings by Stephanie Kay (4/13/99)
Knoxville Museum of Art Hosts Twentieth Century American Drawings (4/12/99)
"Mandarins to Mariachis," a selection of paintings by Theodore N. Lukits (4/12/99)
Brush with Light: Watercolor Painters of Northeast Ohio (4/11/99)
Picturing Old New England: Image and Memory at NMAA (4/11/99)
Jacob Lawrence--Aesop's Fables (4/11/99)
Donald S. Vogel: Retrospective at Tyler Museum of Art (4/11/99)
Art for Everyday Living: The American Arts and Crafts Movement, 1890-1920 (4/10/99)
William Parker Little, Columbus Pictorialist, 1850-1937 (4/10/99)
Woodland Sculpture Trail Opening Soon at Cheekwood (4/10/99)
Stephen Parrish: Rediscovered American Etcher (4/10/99)
Larry Clark: Tulsa at Everson Museum of Art (4/10/99)
Poles Apart: The Arctic and Antarctic by Galen Rowell (4/10/99)
The American Academy of Equine Art To Hold Horse in Fine Art Exhibition (4/10/99)
The View from Asgaard: Rockwell Kent's Adirondack Legacy (4/9/99)
The Plein Air Colorist Tradition:"The Outsiders" (4/9/99)
The American Century: Art & Culture 1900-2000 (4/9/99)
Artful Players: Artistic Life in Early San Francisco (4/8/99)
San Diego Museum of Art Names Dr. Don Bacigalupi as Next Director (4/8/99)
Lance Richbourg Pen and Ink Illustrations at Robert Hull Fleming Museum (4/8/99)
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