This lush landscape painting by #ClementHaupers (1900-1982) has sold! The inviting scene was painted in the year 1942. https://t.co/ujuOJr03H5 #modernlandscape
Wishing you a Happy #ValentinesDay with a beautiful bouquet of flowers that will last for decades!
Painted by MN artist Clara Mairs (1878-1963)
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You'll never look at your collection the same away again. Improv + fascinating historic items = funniest Friday night in February! Tickets now available for Antiques Roadshow, Improv Edition. February 16, 6-9 pm. Tickets: https://t.co/V2OwTcXqS3
From 1924-27 #CameronBooth studied with #JohnHaley at the Minneapolis School of Art (now #MCAD). Haley was know for his innovative uses of opaque watercolors. This gouache depicting Haley's #CA terrace was brushed in 1935. #ArtistFriends https://t.co/5qvyehPGzj
The Hudson River School was a 19th-century art movement that included prominent American landscape painters who were inspired by the breathtaking beauty of the Hudson River Valley and the American west.
#ClementHaupers (1900-1982) considered form the most important element of art, and he valued most the sincerity offered in art. https://t.co/ujuOJr03H5
#MN artist Monday!
In the mid-1970s, #GeorgeMorrison (1919-2000) moved home and studio to the Grand Portage Reservation on #LakeSuperior (see map). There he created landscape paintings with prominent horizon lines, inspired by the surrounding nature. https://t.co/NUCLaQmNMs
First the staff cartoonist for the #MinneapolisTribune 1902-1915, #CarlRawson (1884-1970) then dedicated his talent to painting bright #landscapes. His original paintings were reproduced for calendars, magazines, and newspapers.
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Although the Getty must remain closed for now, the refuge of the collection is not much of concern. "The safest place for the art is right here" #Undercontrol https://t.co/hgAgTs7qSi
Minnesota Artist Monday!
#MikeLynch (b. 1938) was born in Hibbing, MN. He studied with Birney Quick, and at MCAD. He was awarded a solo exhibition at the Minneapolis Institute of Arts, and his artwork is held today in numerous collections within Minnesota. https://t.co/uXHDhXN9e8
Steve Elliott, director and CEO of the Minnesota Historical Society (@mnhs), will retire from his position on June 1, 2018, after nearly 7 years at the helm of one of the nation’s leading historical organizations. More info: https://t.co/2IHmZI7U09