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More Thoughts on the Materiality of Paint: David Stern

February 24, 2021

Previously in this space, I have written about the necessity of seeing works of art in person, as well as […]

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Research Highlights: Insights into the American Art Collection at Rollins Museum of Art

Jim Dine, Mark di Suvero, and the Echoes of Downtown

February 17, 2021

In one of those quirks of the alphabet I wrote about when considering Joseph Cornell and Earl Cunningham, my list […]

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Research Highlights: Insights into the American Art Collection at Rollins Museum of Art

More Thoughts on Photography as Art: Stieglitz, Steichen, Strand

February 11, 2021

Back in October, I wrote about the moment around the turn of the twentieth century when photography became art. In […]

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Research Highlights: Insights into the American Art Collection at Rollins Museum of Art

Esphyr Slobodkina and American Abstraction

February 2, 2021

This article was originally posted on February 2, 2021 by Grant Hamming. Recently I wrote about the changing taste for […]

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Research Highlights: Insights into the American Art Collection at Rollins Museum of Art

On Changing Artistic Tastes and American Modernism, Part 2: Grandma Moses

January 25, 2021

Last week, I wrote about the shifting American taste in modern art at the middle of the twentieth century. I’d […]

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Research Highlights: Insights into the American Art Collection at Rollins Museum of Art

On Changing Artistic Tastes and American Modernism

January 14, 2021

Recently, while conducting research on the painter Elizabeth Murray (herself worthy of a future blog post), I came across an […]

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Research Highlights: Insights into the American Art Collection at Rollins Museum of Art

Winter Scenes

January 6, 2021

Flashback to December, and I am looking out the window at a sheet of ice, deposited in my corner of […]

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Research Highlights: Insights into the American Art Collection at Rollins Museum of Art

Reginald Marsh, Depression-era New York, and Old Masters

December 14, 2020

In this blog series, I have tended to focus closely on American art. This is, of course, mostly by design: […]

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Research Highlights: Insights into the American Art Collection at Rollins Museum of Art

Martin Lewis and Urban America

December 9, 2020

I was inspired to write this post after enjoying a recent CFAM Work of the Week: Derricks at Night by […]

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Research Highlights: Insights into the American Art Collection at Rollins Museum of Art

Richard Lindner’s Funhouse New York

November 24, 2020

A few weeks ago, I wrote about the painter Wolf Kahn’s dramatic escape from Germany on the eve of World […]

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Research Highlights: Insights into the American Art Collection at Rollins Museum of Art

Seascape, Ship Portraiture, and the Drama of Detail in Marine Painting

November 18, 2020

This week I have been considering Black Squall at Gibraltar, a recent addition to the collection. Its maker, James E. […]

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Research Highlights: Insights into the American Art Collection at Rollins Museum of Art

Ernest Lawson and the Materiality of Paint

November 11, 2020

I have long wanted to discuss the related disciplines of art conservation and technical art history on this blog but […]

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Research Highlights: Insights into the American Art Collection at Rollins Museum of Art

More Thoughts on American Art After Abstract Expressionism: Nancy Graves

November 4, 2020

In the last entry of this blog, I wrote about the American painter Wolf Kahn, whom the art historian Barbara […]

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Research Highlights: Insights into the American Art Collection at Rollins Museum of Art

Pausing to Appreciate Wolf Kahn

October 28, 2020

Lost (for me at least) amid all the tumult of March, when the first wave of COVID-19-related shutdowns were cascading […]

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Research Highlights: Insights into the American Art Collection at Rollins Museum of Art

When Photography Became Art: Pictorialism

October 16, 2020

Today I would like to consider two photographs by American photographers, The Red Man by Gertrude Käsebier and Ziletta by […]

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