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Georgia
O'Keeffe & Her Contemporaries
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Category:
Art Catalogue
Description:
A
celebration of the artist and her world on the occasion of the
75th anniversary of West Texas A.M.U., where the artist taught
(as West Texas Normal School) in the late 'teens. The exhibition
is evenly divided between works by O'Keeffe from 1917 to 1963
and those by other artists working during her career, by way of
comparison and contrast, to highlight her achievement. The catalogue
essay is by Dr. Hunter Ingalls, Art History Professor at Columbia
University, the University of Texas and WTAMU, and currently art
columnist for the Amarillo Globe News. 80 pps., 54 illustrations,
16 in full color.
Published:
1985
Dimensions:
8 x 10 inches
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Category:
Art Catalogue
Description:
An
overview of the artist's watercolor work (his primary medium)
from 1908 to 1952. Marin was America's premier Modernist painter
prior to the emergence of the New York School in the 1950s. The
catalogue essay is by Ruth Fine, Curator of the landmark Marin
Retrospective at the National Gallery of Art in 1990. 64 pps.,
44 full color illustrations.
Published:
1988
Dimensions:
8 x 10 inches
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Boundaries
& Transformations
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Category:
Art Catalogue
Description:
Masterworks
of Indian and Southeast Asian sculpture from the collection of
Dr. and Mrs. William T. Price, one of America's finest private
collections of Asian art. Includes a selection of Hindu, Buddhist
and Jain sculptures with a comprehensive essay and individual
object descriptions by Dr. Nalini Rao, consulting curator for
Asian Art and curator of the exhibition. 32 pps., 30 full color
illustrations.
Published:
1997
Dimensions:
8 1/2 x 11 inches
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Illusion
and Reality: Japanese Prints and Paintings
from the Collection of Dr. and Mrs. William T. Price
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Category:
Art Catalogue
Description:
This
65 page catalogue for the exhibition Illusion and Reality: Japanese
Prints and Paintings from the Collection of Dr. and Mrs. William
T. Price features 30 full color illustrations and 56 black and
white illustrations. This exhibition featured over 100 Japanese
woodblock prints and paintings from the Edo Period (1615-1868).
Though these prints may often be seen as simply beautiful and
decorative, they are rich in cultural content about the time period.
The catalogue features eight scholarly essays by Dr. John Teramoto,
Cori Sherman and Dr. Fukimo Y. Yamamoto. Dr. Teramoto, who was
the Museum's Consulting Curator for Asian Art from January 1998
through May 1999, is currently a Fellow at the International Research
Center for Japanese Studies in Kyoto, Japan.
Published:
1999
Dimensions:
8 1/2 x 11 inches
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Category:
Poster
Description:
Blueprint
of a Cadillac buried in ground with inset photo of the Cadillac
Ranch (Ant Farm, 1974). Poster for the Earthworks: Amarillo and
Seattle Exhibition, Fall, 1981. Limited edition.
Published:
1981
Dimensions:
24 x 36 inches
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Boundaries
& Transformations
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Category:
Poster
Description:
Featuring
an image of Brahma with his consort, Brahmani. Exhibition poster.
Published:
1997
Dimensions:
22 x 34 inches
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Survey
of Objects from Price Collection
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Category:
Poster
Description:
From
the collection of Dr. and Mrs. William T. Price. 19th Century
Japanese woodblock print, a triptych by Toyokuni and Hiroshige
featuring a young woman making a "snow rabbit."
Published:
1997
Dimensions:
22 x 34 inches
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The
Amarillo Museum of Art
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Category:
Poster
Description:
Ongoing
survey of the Price collection, featuring a guardian figure, Japan,
14th Century, carved wood.
Published:
1997
Dimensions:
22 x 34 inches
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Contemporaries:
Train at Night in the Desert, 1916
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Category:
Poster
Description:
Exhibition
poster featuring Georgia
O'Keeffe (1887-1986), Train at Night in the Desert, 1916.
Published:
1985
Dimensions:
16 x 18 inches
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The
Amarillo Museum of Art
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Category:
Poster
Description:
The
Artesia Art Collection of the Fentrice - Humphreys - Warren Families.
Exhibition poster featuring Frank W. Benson's, Children in
the Woods, 1898.
Published:
1998
Dimensions:
22 x 32 inches
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