Chronology of Articles and Essays
October, 1999
(above: Augustus Dunbier, Toward Taxco, 1949, oil on canvas, 24 x 28 inches. Private collection.)
Resource Library articles and essays honoring the American experience through its art:
Three Illustrators: Works by Published Bay Area Artists (10/30/99)
Andrew Stevovich: Twenty Years of Paintings, Drawings and Prints (10/31/99)
A Cast of Characters: Figurative Sculpture (10/30/99)
Powerful Images: Portrayals of Native America (10/30/99)
Outsider and Folk Art: The Chicago Collections (10/30/99)
Drawn from Life: Early Works by Rico Lebrun, Howard Warshaw, and Channing Peake (10/30/99)
Donal Hord: A Body of Work (10/30/99)
Virginia Museum of Fine Arts Purchases Painting by Frederick Carl Frieseke (10/29/99)
Clark Hulings (1922 - ): Master American Painter (10/28/99)
Paul Strisik, N.A. (1918 - 1998) (10/28/99)
Women, Hips & Fruit: Phelan Meek (10/27/99)
Henry Chodkowski: Mavros Labyrinthos Series (10/27/99)
An Uncommon Mission: Father Jerome Tupa and the California Missions (10/26/99)
Realization: A Retrospective of Paintings by Robert Halm (10/26/99)
Beyond a View: The Landscape Drawings of Teri Malo (10/26/99)
Treasured Artworks at the Texas Capitol (10/26/99)
Douglas Mason: Maya Quest (10/24/99)
In Praise of Nature: Ansel Adams and Photographers of the American West (10/24/99)
Pine and Bamboo: Madolin Maxey at Providence Art Club (10/24/99)
Louisiana Lures & Legends (10/23/99)
Ruth Weisberg: Canto V: A Whirlwind of Lovers (10/23/99)
Claes Oldenburg: Prints and Multiples (10/23/99)
Impressionists at PAFA: From Beaux to Benson (10/18/99)
Isabel Robinson (1894-1976): Show Me West Texas (10/18/99)
Robert Gwathmey: Master Painter (10/18/99)
Kenneth Josephson: A Retrospective (10/18/99)
The Art of American Life: Winslow Homer's Graphics (1857-1877) (10/18/99)
Ben Shute at Anniston Museum of Natural History (10/18/99)
The City and the Country: American Perspectives 1870-1920 (10/18/99)
Georgia O'Keeffe: the Poetry of Things (10/16/99)
Addison Johnson 1892-1986 (10/16/99)
Audubon's Quadrupeds (10/16/99)
Dr. John R. Lane Appointed Dallas Museum of Art's Eugene McDermott Director (10/16/99)
Rediscovering Roots: Terre Haute Artists in the Swope Collection (10/15/99)
Carioca: A Year Among the Natives of Rio de Janeiro, Work by Sandow Birk (10/15/99)
30/30: Thirty Works by Art Students League of New York Alumni 1965-95 (10/15/99)
Half Past Autumn: The Art of Gordon Parks (10/14/99)
The World as Mirror: Paintings by Jon Imber, 1978-1998 (10/14/99)
Art and Nature: The Hudson River School (10/14/99)
Wild Beasts! Roy De Forest & Gaylen Hansen (10/14/99)
Home: Photographs by Richard Colburn (10/14/99)
Intimate Vistas: The Poetic Landscapes of William Langson Lathrop (10/13/99)
American Naïve Paintings: The Edgar William and Bernice Chrysler Garbisch Collection (10/13/99)
A Grand Landscape in Miniature: Images of Paradise from Newport Area Collections (10/13/99)
Hovsep Pushman (1877 - 1966): The Armenian Spirit (10/12/99)
Bill Nebeker: 1999 Cowboy Artists of America President (10/12/99)
34th Annual Cowboy Artists of America Sale and Exhibition (10/12/99)
American Masters: Sculpture from Brookgreen Gardens (10/11/99)
1999 Arts for the Parks Top 100 Exhibition (10/11/99)
Catlin, Curtis, McKenney and Hall: Peoples of the Western Land (10/11/99)
Elizabeth O'Neill Verner: Charleston Renaissance Artist (10/11/99)
Water: A Contemporary American View (10/11/99)
Miniature Portraits: Leila Waring (10/11/99)
Charleston Connections: 1670 -1865 (10/11/99)
From Baca to Burlin: An Insider's View (10/10/99)
Bale Art-Spaghetti Westerns (10/10/99)
Robert Hull Fleming Museum Searches for Paintings by Charles Louis Heyde (1822-1892) (10/10/99)
Lyman Allyn Museum of Art at Connecticut College Acquires Rare Chippendale Chair (10/9/99)
Colorful Survivors: Embossed Leather from Eighteenth Century Norwich (10/9/99)
Randy Hayes: The World Reveiled (10/9/99)
The Great American Pop Art Store: Multiples of the Sixties (10/9/99)
In the City: Urban Views 1900-1940 (10/8/99)
Margaret Lefranc (1907-1998) (10/7/99)
Winslow Homer (1836-1910) (10/7/99)
Edward Borein: The Artist's Life and Work (10/7/99)
William Alexander Griffith (10/7/99)
The Art of Conservation: Preserving the Past for A New Millennium (10/7/99)
The Cycle of the Seasons: Autumn and Winter Scenes at Heckscher Museum of Art (10/7/99)
Strong Hearts: Native American Visions and Voices (10/6/99)
Westmoreland Museum of American Art Reopens (10/6/99)
The Fieldstone Collection: Impressionism in Southern California (10/5/99)
Americanos: Latino Life in the United States (10/5/99)
Martin Johnson Heade (10/2/99)
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