Phippen Museum

Phippen Museum at Dusk, photo courtesy of Phippen Museum
Arizona History Through Art: The Last 100 Years
January 8, 2000 - April 16, 2000
As the nation slips into the new millennium, Phippen Museum takes a nostalgic and poignant view of the art and artists who provided important contributions to Arizona's rich history. Works by more than 75 well-known artists will be displayed in the exhibit opening to the public on Saturday, January 8 and running through April 16, 2000.
Early
20th century artists Maynard Dixon,William Robinson Leigh, James Guifford Swinnerton, and others will
be represented together with more contemporary artists; Howard Terpning,
Roy Andersen, Duane Bryers, and Ken Riley. Several major museums are contributing
work including the Tucson Museum of Art, the Desert Caballeros Art Museum
and the Museum of Northern Arizona. The Arizona Historical Society will
lend a number of works along with several Arizona galleries and private
collectors from around the State.
(left: announcement post card for the exhibition featuring Kenneth Riley, CAA, Night Riders, oil on canvas, 16 x 24 inches, Collection of Phippen Museum)
Supported by generous funding from Sturm, Ruger & Company, Inc.; the Prescott Corral of Westerners International; and Dr. and Mrs. Robert Stragnell, the exhibit will be augmented with several notable speakers lecturing on the significant artists from the last 100 years, documentary film presentations and decent-led tours for children and adults.
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