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Free Thursday evening 4:00 – 8:00 pm, compliments of The Meijer Foundation
The Muskegon Museum of Art’s annual Appraisal Fair returns Saturday, October 26, from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm.
Members got a first look at four significant paintings by American Artists that have been newly added to the Museum’s collection. The new The preview event took place at special Reveal party on Thursday, July 11.
William James Glackens, American, 1870-1938
Woman with Watch
Oil on canvas, circa 1914
Museum Purchase, Gift of the L.C. and Margaret Walker Fund, by exchange.
2019.7
Theodore Earl Butler, American, 1861-1936
Bathers at Quiberville
Oil on canvas, 1904
Museum Purchase, Gift of the L.C. and Margaret Walker Fund, by exchange.
2019.9
John Sloan, American, 1871-1951
Nude and Windsor Chair
Oil on Masonite, 1929
Museum purchase, through the gifts of Comerica Bank; A. Harold Frauenthal; Grace Harris; David and Phyllis Laurin; Paul Wages, in memory of his parents Lucille M. and Eugene N. Wages; Patricia Wilson; Jan and Lee Witt; and anonymous donors, by exchange.
2019.6
Edward Henry Potthast, American, 1857-1927
A Midsummer Night, Cambridge
Oil on canvas, not dated
Museum purchase, through the gifts of the André Aerne Estate; Elizabeth Cozad Getz; Dalzell H. Hatfield of Hatfield and Clark Gallery, Chicago; Mrs. M.L. Watson; Mrs. W. J. Wiswell; and an anonymous donor, by exchange.
2019.8
Summer at the Muskegon Museum of Art starts in May and celebrates Pop Culture and Rock ‘n’ Roll, along with displays from the permanent collection and paintings by first-ever Bennett Prize finalists. An array of special programs accompany the gallery shows.
The Collective
Twenty Moves or Less
Plastic bricks
Aneka Ingold, courtesy of the artist
Aneka Ingold, a painter whose work explores women’s experiences across time, culture and history, has been named the winner of the first Bennett Prize®, the largest ever awarded solely to women painters. More…
