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A Recent Visit
First, a glimpse of campus life on a beautiful April day.
Some selections from the permanent collection
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John L. Moore
(American, b. 1939)
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Study for Steel (America Today Murals)
Thomas Hart Benton
(American, 1889-1910)
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Christopher Wilmarth
(American, 1943-1987)
Gnomon's Parade (Late)
1980
Etched glass and steel
In background:
Cabrini No No's
John L. Moore
(American, b. 1939)
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Gnomon's Parade
Detail
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Kraft Salad Dressing
Janet Fish
(American)
1973
(oil on canvas)
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Aristide Maillol
(French, 1861-1944)
Grand femme assise
Bronze
1920
Henri-Edmond Cross
(French, 1856-1910)
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(French, 1856-1910)
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Skaters, Central Park
William Glackens
(American, 1870-1938)
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7 comments:
That picture of the museum at the top looks like the X-Men mansion.
I like those crazy salad dressing bottles. I don't see the Thousand Island dressing though. That's my favorite.
Hey, Bryan - That's Janet Fish. I'm not sure what she calls herself but all of her art is hyper-real and very, very good. There is almost always glass or some sort of transparent reflections in her work. Her canvases are amazing close up.
Thousand Island ranch? :-)
Oh, regarding the mansion. Mt. Holyoke has been consistently voted most beautiful campus in the U.S. by many college polls. My daughter is a graduate and it's in my neck of the woods so I've visited there many times.
I watched one episode of X-Men and didn't really like it all that much. Perhaps I should give it another shot.
Looks like a wonderful place to spend the day. Some interesting works. I am particularly struck by the skaters.
Singing Bear - that is a nice one.
:-)
Ah!! I love the title of your blog.
What a great museum, I've never heard of it. If I'm in the area I'm checking it out.
If you are in the area, please let me know and you and your family can come up to our place and have a glass of wine or iced tea or whatever. You are more than welcome. :-)
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