Catalogue of Online Articles,
Books and Essays Devoted to American Representational Art
published without charge outside
of Resource Library
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San Diego Historical Society
San Diego Museum of Art
San Diego Natural History Museum
San Francisco Memories
San Francisco Museum of Modern Art
Santa Fe Scene
Seattle Art Museum
- presents as of 2013 Online
Publications including the 24-page exhibition
brochure for The American Landscapes' "Quieter Spirit":
Early Paintings by Frederic Edwin Church. held June 25, 2005 - January
4, 2006 with an essay by Patricia Junker, Curator of American Art.
Don Shelton
- Mr. Shelton wrote to TFAO: "I collect miniature portraits, especially
American ones. The overall collection is titled "Artists and
Ancestors". There are over 300 American miniature portraits in the
American section of the collection and they are illustrated and
"published" on my website which has a home page at www.portrait-miniature.blogspot.com
together with comprehensive research notes. I believe it to be one
of the larger private collections of American miniatures in existence."
Sherry French Gallery,
Inc.
Smithsonian American Art Museum
Smithsonian Archives of American
Art
- No
Day Without A Line: Whistler in the Archives of American Art;
- Selections
from the George Catlin Papers
- Wayne
Thiebaud: Memories and Delights
- Selections
From The Fairfield Porter Papers
- Interview
with Romare Bearden
- Interview
with Charles E. Burchfield, Conducted by John D. Morse at the Artist's
home in West Seneca, NY, August 19, 1959
- Interview
with Paul Cadmus, Conducted by Judd Tully In Weston, Connecticut, March
22, 1988
- Interview
with E. Gene Crain, Conducted by Susan M. Anderson at the Artist's
Law offices in Newport Beach, California, March 7, 20, 21 and May 22, 1999
- Interview
with Andrew Michael Dasburg, Conducted by Paul Cummings, March 26,
1974
- Interview
with Edward Hopper, Conducted by John Morse, June 17, 1959
- Interview
with Gordon Parks, Conducted by Richard Doud in New York, December
30, 1964
- Interview
with Raphael Soyer, Conducted by Milton Brown, May 13, 1981
- Interview
with Wayne Thiebaud, Conducted by Susan Larsen in New York, New York,
May 17, 2001
- INTERVIEW
WITH BOB HALL, BUTTE, MONTANA, NOVEMBER 28, 1965, INTERVIEWER: BETTY
LOCHRIE HOAG
- INTERVIEWS
WITH ROBERT INDIANA
- Interview
with Jacob Lawrence, OCTOBER 26, 1968, INTERVIEWER: CARROLL GREENE
Smithsonian Institution Conservation
Institute
Smithsonian National Museum of Natural
History
Smithsonian National
Museum of American History
Southern Alleghenies Museum of Art
- provided as of 2013 viewing of 33 exhibition catalogues,
brochures and gallery guides including:
- Adolf Dehn: An American Master,
- A Changing Landscape: From the City to the Countryside,
- America's Spirit Revealed: Photographs by Skip Allen,
- Animal House: Works by Helen Gorsuch and George R. Wazenegger,
- The Art of the Music Poster of the 60s and 70s,
- Celebration of the Wolf Family Donations to the Permanent Collection,
1986-2006,
- Colleen Browning: A Brush with Magic,
- Colleen Browning: Realist - Illusionist,
- A Decade of Paintings, 2000-2010: Selected Works by Michael M. Strueber,
- Edward Sheriff Curtis and The North American Indian,
- From Studio to Foundry: Three Decades of Sculpture by Carole A.
Feuerman,
- George LaVanish: Wild Art,
- KAMAL: His Passion - His People
- Lost Identities: Surrealist works of Jo Owens Murray & Clifford
Lamoree,
- People, Places and Things: Works by William DeBernardi,
- Rita K. Haldeman: Seasons of the Landscape,
- The Sullivan Family: Legacy Exhibition,
- Things, Thoughts and Imagination: Visual Journeys of Soul Mates,
- Wandering Poets: Eight American Photographers,
- Will Barnet, American Master: An Exhibition in Honor of the Artist's
100th Birthday.
Spanierman Gallery
Spencer Museum of Art / University
of Kansas
Stanford University Press
- Asian American Art: A History, 1850-1970 Gordon H. Chang, Mark
Dean Johnson, and Paul J. Karlstrom, editors (Stanford University Press,
2008). To view Artist Biographies, Introduction and other texts from the
book please click here.
Sullivan Goss - An American
Gallery
- Sullivan Goss - An American Gallery in Santa Barbara, CA (805-730-1460)
conducts the American Artists Monograph Project, through the efforts of
college
interns. Frank Goss, owner of the gallery, said to TFAO in October
2007 "We started this about 8 years ago with three interns per quarter
and now we have between 8-10 interns per quarter. We assign them
American artists that we think were important, but for whom there is not
a good monograph. We look for artists who contributed significantly
to the development of American Art, but about whom there is no single book
as a reference. This gives these interns an opportunity to do primary
research. They work with exhibition catalogues, magazines, newspaper
and they interview the descendants of the artists. We have had students
from Princeton, Tulane, and Duke in the program, but for the most part
the young art historians come from our two local schools UCSB and Westmont
College." Danielle Peltakian is the program director. Target
essay length is 2,500 words. Instead of listing the numerous monographs
from the AAMP in this catalog, TFAO suggests readers click
here for painters, here
for watercolorists. Other lists are available on the Sullivan Goss - An
American Gallery website. Another way to access relevant essays is to use
the alphabetical index for the
Distinguished Artist Series or Search
the TFAO Website
Sun Valley Center for the
Arts
- The Whole Salmon (Link found expired as of 4/24/09 audit.
Source site may contain this content via a revised URL) (4/27/09
advanced search failed to locate content on source's site)
Tate Museum
- provided as of 2013 three online research
catalogues and dozens of scholarly articles by named authors in Tate
Papers. As an example, Issue 6 from October 2008 includes "Edward
Hopper and British Artists" by David Fraser Jenkins. Also see
a Room
Guide for the exhibition American Sublime: Landscape Painting in
the United States 1820 - 1880, held at Tate Britain 21 February -19
May 2002.
Taos Art Museum
- The Stark Legacy
Reprinted with permission from: American Art Review, Vol. XVIII
No. 3 May-June 2006, pp. 152-153
Texas State Historical Association
- published as of 2013 online numerous biographies of Texas artists by
named authors
Thomas Jefferson University
Thomas Nygard Gallery
Thunderbird Foundation For
The Arts
- "Milford Zornes: An Artistic Life," by Angela Bingham, Quarterly
Newsletter , November 2004, v. 3, no. 3, p. 3 (Link found
expired as of 4/24/09 audit. Source site may contain this content via a
revised URL) (4/27/09 advanced search failed to locate
content on source's site)
Toledo Museum of Art
- provided several online
catalogues free of charge as of 2013. An example is George Bellows
and New York 1900-1930, published in conjunction with a 2013 exhibition.
TMA notes that all works are from its collection
Trout Gallery at Dikinson College
- As of 2/20/08 the entire catalogue for the exhibition "America
en plein air: Impressions by Henry Ryan MacGinnis, " showing at The
Trout Gallery January 25-April 12, 2008 was available for viewing at http://www.dickinson.edu/trout/.
A download opportunity for another catalogue was also present on the site.
According to the Director, the Gallery plans to have about two-dozen catalogues
uploaded by the end of summer 2008. A "publications" web page
is forthcoming, which is where the on line catalogues will be available.
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