100 iconic American works of art from the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts’ collection
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Making American Artists
Stories from the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts 1776–1976
This lavishly illustrated publication presents essays that offer groundbreaking re-interpretations of American art through the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts’ impressive historical and modern collections. Texts by leading scholars focus on the significant contributions made by Black, women, and LGBTQ+ artists whose careers were nurtured at PAFA.
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What does it mean to be an American artist? The book probes what it meant to be an American artist when the first art school and museum in the United States was founded and what it meant to be one by the late twentieth century, traversing two hundred years of creativity and change through over 100 significant works. Leading scholars explore rarely-studied histories in essays that contribute to an expanded picture of the nation and its artistic heritage.
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Ed. Anna O. Marley
In stock
Contributions by D. E. Byrd, C. A. Crouch, J. D. Katz, M. Wije
224 pages, 165 colour illustrations22.9 × 26,7 cm, hardcover
HIRMER PREMIUM
Cover with embossing
ISBN: 978-3-7774-4098-9
Events
Wichita
| Wichita Art Museum
Albuquerque
| Albuquerque Museum of Art
Tulsa
| The Philbrook Museum of Art
Chapel Hill
| Ackland Art Museum at UNC Chapel Hill
Salem
| Peabody Essex Museum
Roanoke
| Taubman Museum of Art
Keywords
painting, 20th century, art history, cultural history
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