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Highlights of the Collection: Hurrell’s Marlene Dietrich
Hurrell, the master of the glamor shot, worked with Dietrich to create a portrait that incorporates contributions from both.
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Highlights of the Collection: Martinez, La Virgin de San Juan
Artist Alfredo Ramos Martinez sought a miracle for his daughter, and this work embodies that search.
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Highlights of the Collection: House of Shango
Samella Lewis’s work often grapples with issues of race in the U.S., and The House of Shango is no exception.
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Highlights of the Collection: Paul Jacoulet, The Pearls
Jacoulet illustrates the Western interpretation of Eastern life. His style, though beautiful, bears orientalist undertones.
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Highlights of the Collection: Drawing Book of Designs
From the mythical to the concrete, this volume offers a plethora of designs, created during the late 19th century.
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World Bridge Lecture, March 24: 19 c. Japanese Artists’ Gardens
Intriguing presentations on Asian art collections in America are the focus of these lectures.
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Highlights of the Collection: Kirk Pederson, Central Avenue
Photographer Kirk Pederson uses realism to as a tool to bring his works into the realm of abstraction.
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Highlights of the Collection: Graciela Iturbide, Jaipur, India
Photographer Graciela Iturbide records the surreal and the spiritual in her work.
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Highlights of the Collection: Hertel, Cats on the Sink
Susan Hertel’s work in paintings, mosaic design, and drawings, echoes her deep affinity for animals.
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Leonard Freed, Visitor to the Pompidou
Leonard Freed Visitor to the Pompidou Center looking at art installation, Paris, France, 1977 Gelatin silver print Scripps College, Gift of Sally Strauss and Andrew E. Tomback Though Freed predominantly focused on documenting urban life in New York, his photographic journeys occasionally took him into Europe. This image depicts an excursion to the Pompidou Center […]
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