Underexposed: Women Photographers from the Collection spans almost two hundred years of women’s contributions to photography
Chinese botanical paintings for the export market
By Karina H. Corrigan; from The Magazine ANTIQUES, June 2004. A single stem of chrysanthemum explodes off the page shown in Plate I. This exquisite Chinese export painting was executed abut 1823, two years after this variety of chrysanthemum, the so-called quilled orange, had been introduced into English gardens.1 Chinese plants were first brought to Europe in the late seventeenth century, but …
Ernest Blumenschein and the Indians
An exhibition celebrates recognized the multiple and magnificent contributions to American art and culture of Ernest L. Blumenschein