The Adirondack Museum
Blue Mountain Lake, NY
518-352-7311
http://www.adkmuseum.org
In Search of a National
Landscape: William Trost Richards and the Artists' Adirondacks 1855 - 1870;
article by Linda S. Ferber and Caroline M. Welsh (7/1/02)
In Search of the National
Landscape: William Trost Richards in the Adirondacks (10/22/01)
The View from Asgaard: Rockwell
Kent's Adirondack Legacy (4/9/99) revised (1/19/00)
Adirondack Prints and Printmakers
(7/18/98)
Celebrating its 40th Anniversary
(5/23/97)
Resource Library readers may
also enjoy:
THE
ADIRONDACKS | Arts in The Adirondacks | PBS Preview of PBS Premiere:
Wednesday, May 14th, 2008. Discover the celebrated tradition of fine arts
in THE ADIRONDACKS which began in the mid-1800s, when Thomas Cole first
painted here. We'll sit alongside Shirl Ireland as she captures a beautiful
Adirondack scenic using a technique called Plein Air, or open air, painting.
We'll also take a moment to admire a few of the hundreds of works created
by storied Adirondack painters, Winslow Homer and Rockwell Kent. 4:40
and this book:
- Wild
Impressions: Prints from the Collection of the Adirondack Museum, By
David Tatham, Georgia Barnhill. Contributor Georgia Barnhill. Published
by David R. Godine Publisher, 1995. ISBN 1567920411, 9781567920413. 144
pages. Google Books offers a limited preview of this book.
The museum is located on Route 30 about 1 mile from Blue
Mountain Lake, NY. Please see the Museum's website or call the Museum for
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