One of the best resources for those of us who study American art is undoubtedly the Archives of American Art. […]
Research Highlights, Part 7: New Direction in Andrew Moore’s work
Last week I wrote about research I have been doing on two recent acquisitions in CFAM’s Alfond Collection. This week, […]
Research Highlights, Part 6: Diving into Contemporary Art
In art history, as in most academic disciplines, we divide ourselves into a dizzying array of subfields, from experts in […]
Research Highlights, Part 5: Etchings of Modern Life in the CFAM Collection
One of the particular strengths of the CFAM collection I have been delighted to discover is in the medium of […]
Research Highlights, Part 4: Tibor Pataky, Florida Artist
For me, one of the great pleasures of museum work is getting to know an individual collection. At institutions like […]
Research Highlights, Part 3: National Visions, Personal Visions: American Landscape Painting
I would like to begin this week’s post on a bit of a personal note. I live in Southwest Virginia, […]
Research Highlights, Part 2: Artistic Friendship in the Adirondacks
Part 2: A Case of Artistic Friendship: A.F. Tait and J.M. Hart So often we consider artists and their work […]
Research Highlights, New Insights into the American Art Collection, Part 1: Connoisseurship, or When is a Stuart not a Stuart?
Forward written by: Ena Heller, Bruce A. Beal Director, CFAM We are happy to introduce new insights into the museum’s American […]