Elevating western American art : developing an institute in the cultural capital of the Rockies, edited by Thomas Brent Smith ; introduction by Marlene Chambers

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Elevating western American art : developing an institute in the cultural capital of the Rockies, edited by Thomas Brent Smith ; introduction by Marlene Chambers

Title remainder

developing an institute in the cultural capital of the Rockies

Statement of responsibility

edited by Thomas Brent Smith ; introduction by Marlene Chambers

Instantiates

• Elevating western American art : developing an institute in the cultural capital of the Rockies

Publication

• Denver, Petrie Institute of Western American Art, Norman, OK, Distributed by University of Oklahoma Press, 2012

Copyright

• ©2012

Bibliography note

Includes bibliographical references

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volume

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• nc

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rdacarrier

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text

Content type code

• txt

Content type MARC source

rdacontent

Contents

• Karen E. Brooks
• Albert Bierstadt's Wind River Country
• Peter H. Hassrick
• Moran and the British landscape tradition
• Kathleen Stuart
• Modernist road trip
• Emily Ballew Neff
• New Mexico recollection # 6: the American west in a Europ[e]an metropolis
• Heather Hole
• Colorado painters and printmakers: between the wars (1918-1941)
• Foreword and acknowledgements
• Hugh Grant
• Eastern passage: Hiroshi Yoshida and his depiction of western America
• Ronald Y. Otsuka
• Reframing traditional realist painting in the west
• Don Stinson
• The necessity for ruins
• Ann Scarlett Daley
• Dancing on a line
• Timothy J. Standring
• Willy, Argus & Lucky: the horses of Deborah Butterfield
• Thomas Brent Smith
• Gwen F. Chanzit
• Motherwell's Angus by Theodore Waddell: whose cattle are these?
• Dean Sobel
• On entropology: the vivid waters of David Maisel and Robert Smithson
• Micah Messenheimer
• Valley curtain: project for Rifle, Colorado
• Jill Desmond
• Trappers and cowboys: Long Jakes, the "Rocky Mountain Man"
• Carol Clark
• Still in the saddle: cowboys in American art
• A history of western American art at the Denver Art Museum
• B. Byron Price
• Thomas Eakins: Cowboy Singing
• Peter H. Hassrick
• The horn chair
• Darrin Alfred
• The power of art and artists in Native America
• Nancy J. Blomberg
• George Catlin, Pohk-hong, The Cutting Scene : Mandan O-Kee-Pa ceremony
• Joan Carpenter Troccoli
• The Indian Hunter
• Marlene Chambers
• Lewis I. Sharp
• Charles M. Russell's In the Enemy's Country
• Brian W. Dippie
• Frederic Remington's The Cheyenne
• Lewis I. Sharp
• Andy Warhol's The American Indian (Russell Means)
• Christoph Heinrich
• Portraits by James Bama: Plains Indians during an era of movement
• Thomas Brent Smith
• Art history mystery: a New Mexican lunette
• The collection
• Donna Pierce
• Bound for Taos: in search of American art
• Marie Watkins
• Robert Henri and the changing face of modern American art: portraits of westerners
• Thomas Brent Smith
• E. Martin Hennings, Rabbit Hunt
• Peter H. Hassrick
• Petrie Institute of Western American Art 2001-2011
• Exhibitions, publications, symposia
• Early landscapes of the Colorado frontier
• Nicole A. Parks
• Shoshone Indians at the Mountain Lake: "a thing of beauty is a joy forever"

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759907987

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31 cm

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320 pages

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9780914738718

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2011937807

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unmediated

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rdamedia

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• n

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illustrations (chiefly color)

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.b20164312