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Bodega Bay Heritage Gallery Newsletter, May 2025 | |
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Sacramento's Wayne Thiebaud is known for his paintings of common everyday things, desserts, figure paintings, cityscapes and landscapes. San Francisco's Legion of Honor Museum is currently presenting an extraordinary exhibition,Wayne Thiebaud, Art Comes from Art, now through August 17, 2025. |
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Art Thief: Lessons from Wayne Thiebaud, produced by The Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco, Legion of Honor featuring Timothy Anglin Burghard, Distinguished Senior Curator, Fine Art Museums of San Francisco |
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As for Thiebaud's paintings in this exhibition, many of them are very large canvases, highly textured and colorful. Regardless of how good photos of these paintings may be, they cannot do justice to the impact of experiencing them in person. |
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Desserts | |||
![]() Wayne Thiebaud, Display Cakes 1963, San Francisco Museum of Modern Art |
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Some of Wayne Thiebaud's most interesting reinterpretations seemingly have nothing to do with the painting which served as his idea source. Thiebaud's Display Cakes doesn't seem to have anything to do with Edgar Degas' The Millinery Shop. |
![]() Edgar Degas 1834-1917 The Millinery Shop 1874-86 Art Institute of Chicago |
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![]() Wayne Thiebaud, Confections 1962 San Francisco Museum of Modern Art |
In Confections, Thiebaud pays direct tribute to Giorgio Morandi's Still Life of 1941. Thiebaud said, "I have taken Morandi paintings and worked with them directly next to my own paintings to try to make mine look more like his." |
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![]() Giorgio Morandi 1890-1964 Still Life 1940 Private Collection |
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At first glance, Thiebaud's Cakes and Pies and Cotan's Still Life with Fruits and Vegetables seem to have as little to do with each other, as much as a side of broccoli has to do with a hot fudge sundae. |
![]() Wayne Thiebaud, Cakes and Pies 1994 Kemper Museum, Kansas City, MO |
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![]() Juan Sánchez Cotán Spanish Still Life with Fruits and Vegetables, c1600 Colección de Banco Inversión, Madrid |
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![]() Wayne Thiebaud, Buffet 1972, San Francisco Museum of Modern Art |
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![]() Jacob van Hulsdonck, Flemish, 1582-1647 Still Life with Meat, Fish, Vegetables and Fruit c1615-1620 Private Collection |
Wayne Thiebaud loved Flemish and Dutch paintings of the 17th century, especially their lavishly portrayed tables laden with feasts of rich and exotic foods. It's easy to point out similarities with Thiebaud's Buffet and van Hulsdonk's Still Life with Meat, Vegetables and Fruit, even though Thiebaud's painting was done well over three centuries later. |
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![]() Wayne Thiebaud, Three Machines 1963, Fine Art Museums of San Francisco |
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Thiebaud's Three Machines and artist Laren Maclver's Penny Candy Vendors both focus on the gum ball, the smallest and most basic of American consumerism. This most common of the penny candies represented the whole cycle of consumerism ... the imagined ideal, to the pleasure of possession, to the state of diminishing returns and finally to a sense of loss ... until the next gum ball. |
![]() Loren Maclver (American 1909-1998) Penny Candy Vendors 1940 Metropolitan Museum of Art, NY |
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Cityscapes | |||
![]() Wayne Thiebaud, Sacramento 1982, Sothebys |
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![]() Jonas Lie (Norway) 1880-1940, Path of Gold High Museum, Atlanta, GA |
Wayne Thiebaud spent most of the 1956-57 academic year in New York where he met with most of the prominent Abstract Expressionists of the time, gauging his work with theirs. Thiebaud learned a great deal in New York, especially from Willem de Kooning, but rather than working in New York, he chose to remain in Sacramento for the whole of his career. |
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Thiebaud said Window Views was inspired by Bonnard's Dining Room Overlooking the Garden. Both paintings fuse a flat window divided vertically with a foreground table. Elmer Bischoff was also inspired by Bonnard's painting in his Interior with Cityscape, but adds a gulf between the woman seated at the table and the man standing at the window. |
![]() Wayne Thiebaud, Window Views 1989-93 Private Collection |
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![]() Pierre Bonnard (French) 1867-1947 Dining Room Overlooking the Garden 1930-31 Museum of Modern Art, NY |
![]() Elmer Bischoff 1916-1991 Interior with Cityscape 1969 Cantor Arts Center, Stanford University |
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![]() Wayne Thiebaud, Road Through 1983, Collection of Karen and Brian Conway |
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![]() MaMartin Ramirez 1895-1963 (above) Untitled, (Three Vans) 1948-1953 Estate of Martin Ramirez Barnett Newman 1905-1953 (left) Monument 1945 Estate of Barnett Newman |
Although Rough Road is not a "cityscape," it has a highway on a familiar steep vertical rise which characterized his San Francisco cityscapes. |
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![]() Wayne Thiebaud, Office and Shopping Mall 2005 Wayne Thiebaud Foundation |
Wayne Thiebaud admired Piet Mondrian for his ability to paint both representational flower studies and geometric abstractions. Thiebaud's Office and Shopping Mall takes Mondrian's abstracted grids in New York City 2, making them into steel beams of a building while simultaneously creating both flattened and deeply recessive space. |
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![]() Piet Mondrian (Dutch) 1872-1944 New York City #2 San Francisco Museum of Modern Art |
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![]() Wayne Thiebaud, Day Streets 1996, Kemper Museum, Kansas City, MO |
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![]() Richard Diebenkorn 1922-1993 Ocean Park #30 Metropolitan Museum of Art, NY |
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![]() Wayne Thiebaud, Dark City 1999, Wayne Thiebaud Foundation |
In Dark City (San Francisco), Wayne Thiebaud borrowed from both Charles Sheeler's Skyscrapers and Geogia O'Keeffe's New York Night. All three of these cityscapes are tightly cropped. Thiebaud shows the buildings as rectangular geometric slabs and places them in a nighttime setting like Georgia O'Keeffe. |
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![]() Charles Sheeler 1883-1965 Skyscrapers 1922 The Phillips Collection Washington, D.C. |
![]() Georgia O'Keeffe 1887-1986 New York Night 1928-29 Georgia O'Keeffe Museum Sante Fe, NM |
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![]() Wayne Thiebaud, Cypress Farms 1995-96, Thomas W. Weisel Family Collection |
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![]() Richard Diebenkorn 1922-1993, Beach 1957, collection of Gretchen and John Berggruen, San Francisco |
Wayne Thiebaud often talked about how the San Francisco cityscapes by Richard Diebenkorn influenced him, but Thiebaud also liked Diebenkorn's landscapes, often with strong horizontal strata, sharp diagonals all done with a luminous color palette. |
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Wayne Thiebaud was comfortable with mountains. They were all around him in his youth in Utah. Once in Sacramento, he often visited the High Sierra. He enjoyed studying the mountain paintings of Hudson River School artists Thomas Hill and William Keith at Sacramento's Crocker Museum. |
![]() Wayne Thiebaud, Blue Ridge Mountain 2010 Wayne Thiebaud Foundation |
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![]() after Thomas Hill 1929-1908 Bridalveil Falls, Yosemite Collection of the Wayne Thiebaud Foundation |
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![]() Wayne Thiebaud, The Sea Rolls In 1958, Crocker Art Museum, Sacramento |
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Wayne Thiebaud's The Sea Rolls In recalls Marsden Hartley's coastal paintings in the State of Maine. During the 1950's, Thiebaud's role models were artists such as Franz Kline and Willem de Kooning. But as time moved on, he turned to earlier American artists such as Lyonel Feininger, John Marin and Marsden Hartley. |
![]() Marsden Hartley 1877-1943 The Wave 1940-41 Worcester Art Museum, Worcester, MA |
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![]() Wayne Thiebaud, Surfer Ridge 2005-2009-2018-2019, Wayne Thiebaud Foundation |
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![]() Milton Avery, Sand, Sea and Sky 1960 Private Collection |
Milton Avery was a representational artist, maintaining that style until the end of his career, but he also responded to new developments in contemporary art, especially the Abstract Expressionist works of Mark Rothko, who gave the eulogy at Avery's funeral. |
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![]() Wayne Thiebaud, Laguna Rise 2003-2010-2012-2018, Wayne Thiebaud Foundation |
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Laguna Rise is one of the most unbelievable of Thiebaud's city images. Thiebaud's loved painting San Francisco with its buildings and hills He described The City as a "fairy tale," not too far from columnist Herb Caen's most memorable description of San Francisco as "Bagdad by the Bay." |
![]() after Francisco de Goya 1746-1828 A City on a Rock, Metropolitan Museum of Art, NY |
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![]() Wayne Thiebaud, Diagonal Ridge 1968, Private Collection |
Wayne Thiebaud often reflected contemporary art in his own works. It was his way to say that representation is not opposed to abstraction, but goes with it. He said, "I'm just essentially a traditional representational painter, and by that I mean, always interested in imagery, trying to make a representational painting that has as much abstraction as seems to fit that particular mode of representation." |
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![]() Elsworth Kelly 1923-2015, Black and White 1968, Glennstone Museum, Travilah, MD |
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Thiebaud's childhood memories growing up in Utah lead to a life-long fascination with mountains. But this painting draws its inspiration from the poured-pigment Veil paintings of Morris Louis, which for Thiebaud resembled cliff faces he had known from his earliest memories. |
![]() Wayne Thiebaud, Canyon Mountains 2011 San Francisco Museum of Modern Art |
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![]() Morris Louis 1912-1962, Dalet Kaf 1959 Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth, TX |
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![]() Wayne Thiebaud, Eating Figures 1963, Acquavella Galleries, New York |
At first glance, Thiebaud's Eating Figures and Degas' L'Absinthe drinkers seem to have little in common. After all, fast paced American life often accompanied with fast food has little to do with the 19th century Paris cafe scene. |
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![]() Edgar Degas 1834-1917, L'Absinthe 1875-76 Musée d'Orsay, Paris |
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![]() Wayne Thiebaud, Five Seated Figures 1965, Wayne Thiebaud Foundation |
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![]() Edgar Degas 1934-1917 The Belllelli Family 1858-1869 Musée d'Orsay, Paris |
Edgar Degas' The Bellelli Family is famous because it captures members of the family in emotional isolation from each other. |
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For Girl with Ice Cream Cone, Thiebaud's wife Betty Jean was pressed into model duty. Here she poses with an ice cream cone, emulating the radical perspective in Andrea Mategna's Lamentaion Over the Dead Christ. Both paintings have the model's feet prominently filling the foreground. |
![]() Wayne Thiebaud, Girl with Ice Cream Cone 1963 Hirshhorn Museum, Smithsonian Institution, Washington, D.C. |
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![]() Andrea Mantegna 1431-1506 Lamentation over the Dead Christ c1483 Pinacoteca di Brera, Milan, Italy |
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![]() Wayne Thiebaud, Tapestry Skirt 1976, 1982, 2003, Wayne Thiebaud Foundation |
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![]() James McNeil Whistler 1834-1903 Arrangement in Grey and Black No 1, 1871 Musee d'Orsay, Paris |
Tapestry Skirt is a portrait of Betty Jean Thiebaud, the artist's wife. This painting was a challenge for Thiebaud because he was reinterpreting one of the most famous American paintings ever created, Whistler's Arrangement in Grey and Black No 1, popularly known as "Whistler's Mother." |
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![]() Wayne Thiebaud, Review Girl 1963, Private Collection |
Wayne Thiebaud had great admiration for Walt Kuhn because he played an important role in keeping the figurative tradition in American Art alive during the ascent of abstract art. Kuhn's flattened and abstracted elements of his circus and vaudeville figure paintings was a big influence on Thiebaud. |
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![]() Walt Kuhn 1877-1949 Salute 1934 Virginia Museum of Fine Arts |
![]() Walt Kuhn 1877-1949 Plumes 1931 The Phillips Collection Washington, D.C. |
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Thiebaud's full length seated Nude borrows its composition from Edvard Munch's Puberty. But where Munch focuses on the transition from girlhood to womanhood, Thiebaud shows us a mature woman, alert and symmetrical with a straight forward gaze. Visually, Thiebaud manipulates the space, making it appear that the woman is seated upon two horizontal lines. Munch's subjects often were expressive giving clues of their inner lives. |
![]() Wayne Thiebaud, Nude 1963, Private Collection |
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![]() Edvard Munch (Norwegian) 1883-1944 Puberty 1894, National Museum, Oslo, Norway |
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![]() Wayne Thiebaud, Nude in Interior c1982, Sothebys Auction House |
The pose of Thiebaud's Nude in Interior showing this woman seated on a "too-small" bed is derived from Henri Matisse's nude Carmelina. In both paintings the figures have an enlarged right hand. Matisse's painting has a small image of the artist reflected in the mirror to the model's right. In Thiebaud's pastel, a man is pictured. Is he real, a reflection, or the woman's imagined visage? |
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![]() Henri Matisse 1869-1954, Carmelina 1903 Museum of Finer Arts, Boston, MA |
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Thiebaud admired Manet because of his ability to draw upon tradition while pioneering modern painting. |
![]() Wayne Thiebaud, Girl with Pink Hat 1973, San Francisco Museum of Modern Art |
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![]() Édouard Manet 1832-1883, Blonde with Bare Breasts 1878 Musée d'Orsay, Paris, France |
Instruments | |
![]() Wayne Thiebaud, Guitar 1962, Private Collection |
This portrait of Wayne Thiebaud's Martin guitar invites us to view it with our sight, our hearing and our touch. Thiebaud's Guitar appears to float in the air. Guitars usually do not come with hanging hardware, allowing it to appear as if it had a flying spirit. |
![]() Pablo Picasso 1881-1973, Guitar 1914 Museum of Modern Art, New York |
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In 1955, Wayne Thiebaud visited artist Franz Kline in his New York Studio and saw Kline's The Bridge. |
![]() Wayne Thiebaud, Electric Chair 1957, Smithsonian Art Museum, Washington, D.C. |
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![]() Wayne Thiebaud, Violin and Shadow 1986 Collection of Lorna and Dennis Calas |
"Trompe-l'œil" is a French artistic term for a highly realistic optical illusion of three dimensional space. |
![]() William Michael Harnett (American 1848-1892) The Old Violin 1886, The National Gallery, Washington D.C. |
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![]() A holographic image of Wayne Thiebaud bids gallery visitors Adieu as they leave the exhibit and enter the gift shop. |
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Wayne Thiebaud: Art Comes from Art runs through August 17th. Make a plan and get to San Francisco to see this one, it's far too good to miss! |
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The coffee was a dark roast worthy of high praise, and we shared a Wayne Thiebaud inspired (mango cheesecake) dessert. Overheard from nearby tables were conversations of visitors discussing Theibaud's paintings as they scrolled through cell phone photos of the exhibition. |
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Bodega Bay Heritage Gallery 1580 Eastshore Road Between the Terrapin Creek Cafe and Roadhouse Coffee open Thurs-Sun, Noon 'till 5 -- other times by chance or appointment an exceptional collection of late 19th and early 20th century paintings by well known California artists http://www.BodegaBayHeritageGallery.com | Call or Text 707-875-2911 email: Art@BodegaBayHeritageGallery.com |
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The Ren Brown Collection Just steps away from Bodega Bay Heritage Gallery A sumptuous gallery experience ... Contemporary Japanese Prints, Handmade Ceramics & Jewelry, Japanese Antiques, California Artists & Sculptors 1781 Coast Highway One, Bodega Bay, 94923 |
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Linda Sorensen Paintings Linda paints colorful and imaginative / transcendental-influenced |
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In the nearby town of Bodega ... Dodrill Gallery 17175 Bodega Highway, Bodega CA 94922 Famed photographer, world adventurer and rock climber Jerry Dodrill exhibits and sells and his exceptional landscape photographs ... https://jerrydodrill.photoshelter.com/p/page2 | 707-377-4732 Photo@JerryDodrill.com| Back to the Top |
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In the nearby town of Bodega ... Artisans' Co-op featuring the talents of local artists ... photography, paintings, textiles, jewelry, ceramic and wood art 17175 Bodega Highway, Bodega CA 94922 ... http://www.artisansco-op.com| 707-876-9830 Back to the Top |
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Bodega Gallery in the historic town of Bodega We are located in the town's original blacksmith shop from the 1850's and it has been an art gallery since the 1960's. We showcase jewelry, toys, paintings, kinetic art, and decorative and functional ceramics. https://bodegaartgallery.com | 415-515-4665 |
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Bodega Bay's John Hershey Photography Bodega Bay resident photographer John Hershey displays his scenic shoreline and sea life images locally in restaurants, visitor venues and art shows. His 50 year career has encompassed multimedia production, commercial and personal photography, environmental portraiture, and community photojournalism. John recently added interpretive infrared photography to his portfolio. John Hershey Photography Portfolio ... http://www.jhersheyphoto.com John Hershey Photography Sales ... https://j-hershey-media.square.site |
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Bodega Bay's Jean Warren Watercolors Bodega Bay resident Jean Warren says her paintings are reflections of the places she has lived and traveled. Jean is a Signature member of the National Watercolor Society, California Watercolor Association and full member of Society of Layerists in Multi-Media. http://www.JeanWarren.com / 707-875-9240 |
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IN SEBASTOPOL - Sebastopol Center for the Arts |
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IN SANTA ROSA Corrick's Art Trails Gallery | http://www.corricks.com/arttrailsgallery 637 Fourth Street, Santa Rosa, CA 95401 | Contact:: http://www.corricks.com/contact-us Corrick's has been a Santa Rosa Treasure since 1915, a downtown stationery store serving as the community's "cultural hub." Corrick's has long supported local artists with its impressive "ART TRAILS GALLERY," including paintings by Linda Sorensen. Corricks offers a number of originals by famed Santa Rosa artist, Maurice Lapp ... (see our August 2017 article) located on Fourth Street, steps away from Santa Rosa's revitalized town square and Fourth Street's Russian River Brewery |
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IN SANTA ROSA- Calabi Gallery | http://www.calabigallery.com 456 Tenth Street, Santa Rosa, CA 95401 | email: info@calabigallery.com | 707-781-7070 Famed master conservator Dennis Calabi brings his rare knowledge and experience to present a tasteful and eclectic array of primarily 20th century artwork. http://www.calabigallery.com | Back to the Top |
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IN Santa Rosa - The Annex Galleries specializing in 19th, 20th, and 21st century American and European fine prints The Annex Galleries is a member of the International Fine Print Dealers Association (IFPDA). http://www.AnnexGalleries.com | Back to the Top |
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IN GRATON - Graton Gallery |
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IN DUNCANS MILLS - Christopher Queen Galleries 3 miles east of Hwy 1 on Hwy 116 on the Russian River http://www.christopherqueengallery.com |707-865-1318| Back to the Top |
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IN Healdsburg - Paul Mahder Gallery http://www.paulmahdergallery.com (707) 473-9150 | Info@paulmahdergallery.com 222 Healdsburg Avenue, Healdsburg, CA 95448 | check for hours |
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Links to current museum exhibits relevant to Early California Art | |||
The Greater Bay Area | |||
The Walt Disney Family Museum -- see website for details This museum tells Walt's story from the early days. (on the Parade Grounds) 104 Montgomery Street, The Presidio of San Francisco, CA 94129 -- view location on Google Maps -- |
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San Francisco ... see website de Young Museum Permanent Collection |
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San Francisco closed, see website California Historical Society |
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San Francisco Legion of Honor ... see website -Permanent European and Impressionist Paintings |
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San Francisco open, see website for details Contemporary Jewish Museum |
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Oakland ... see website Oakland Museum of California -- ongoing Gallery of California Art -showcasing over 800 works from the OMCA's collection |
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San Francisco |
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Santa Rosa |
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Santa Rosa ... see website Charles M. Schultz Museum |
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Moraga |
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Sonoma Mission San Francisco de Solano Museum featuring the famed watercolor paintings of the California Missions by Christian Jorgensen |
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Sonoma Sonoma Valley Museum of Art ... see website 551 Broadway, Sonoma CA (707) 939-7862 |
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Ukiah Grace Hudson Museum ... see website http://www.gracehudsonmuseum.org |
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Bolinas |
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Walnut Creek ... see website The Bedford Gallery, Lesher Center for the Arts |
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San Jose San Jose Museum of Art ... see website approximately 2,000 20th & 21st century artworks including paintings, sculpture, new media, photography, drawings, prints, and artist books. |
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Monterey Monterey Museum of Art ... see website Ongoing exhibitions ... Museums Permanent Collection including William Ritschel, Armin Hansen and E. Charlton Fortune http://www.montereyart.org |
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Palo Alto ... see website Cantor Art Center at Stanford University |
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Monterey |
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Sacramento Crocker Art Museum ... see websites |
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Sacramento Capitol Museum ... see website Governor's Portrait Gallery Permanent Exhibits (including one of our galllery's favorite artists, Robert Rishell's portrait of Gov. Ronald Reagan |
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Stockton's Treasure! The Haggin Museum ... see website -Largest exhibition of Albert Bierstadt paintings anywhere, plus the works of Joseph Christian Leyendecker, Norman Rockwell's mentor. see our Newsletter article, April 2011 |
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Southern California (and Arizona) (for all museums below, see websites for hours and protocols. | |||
Los Angeles Los Angeles Museum of Art Art of the Americas, Level 3: Artworks of paintings and sculptures from the colonial period to World War II— a survey of of art and culture & "Levitated Mass" |
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Irvine UCI IMCA (University of California, Irvine Institute and Museum of California Art) (formerly The Irvine Museum) |
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Santa Barbara The Santa Barbara Museum of Art |
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Orange Hilbert Museum, Chapman University |
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San Diego San Diego Museum of Art Permanent Collection |
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Pasadena Norton Simon Museum -an Impressive Permanent collection, European impressionist and post impressionist paintings See our newsletter from March 2014 |
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Los Angeles California African American Art Museum adjacent to the LA Coliseum (see our newsletter articleof their Ernie Barnes Exhibition September 2019) |
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San Marino (near Pasadena) The Huntington Library American Art Collection Paintings by John Singer Sargent, Edward Hopper, Robert Henri, Albert Bierstadt, Thomas Moran, William Keith, Mary Cassatt, Thomas Hart Benton and many more. |
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Phoenix, AZ Phoenix Art Museum an excellent sampling of Artists of the American West |
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Palm Springs |
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& Beyond | |||
Honolulu, HI Honolulu Museum (see our Newsletter article from February, 2015) |
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Kamuela, HI (Big Island) Issacs Art Center 65-1268 Kawaihae Road Kamuela, HI 96743 (See our Dec '16 article "Hawaii's Paul Gauguin," modernist Madge Tennent, 1889-1972) |
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Seattle, WA Seattle Art Museum ( see our article Mar 2018 French and American Paintings ) |
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Portland, OR Portland Art Museum Permanent Collection: American Art |
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Washington D.C. The Renwick Gallery Permanent ... Grand Salon Paintings from the Smithsonian American Art Museum |
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Chicago, IL Art Institute of Chicago Permanent collection: the Impressionists |
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Cedar Rapids, IA The Cedar Rapids Museum of Art Grant Wood: In Focus is an ongoing permanent collection exhibition. |
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Bentonville, AR |
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Washington D.C. The National Gallery Permanent collection American Paintings |
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Philadelphia , PA The Philadelphia Museum of Art |
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Philadelphia , PA Barnes Foundation, Philadelphia Campus |
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Brooklyn, NY The Brooklyn Museum American Art Permanent Collection |
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New York , NY The Whitney Museum of American Art The largest selection of works by Edward Hopper |
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New York, NY Metropolitan Museum of Art Its extensive collection of American Art |
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Detroit, MI Detroit Institute of Arts American Art Permanent Collection |
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Ottawa, Ontario National Gallery of Canada |
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Denver, CO Denver Art Museum |
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Boston, MA |
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