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Addison Gallery of American Art, Phillips Academy - Seventy-Five Years of American Painting (Festival of American Arts)

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Seventy-Five Years of American Painting (Festival of American Arts)

Organized by: Brooks Memorial Union, Marquette University
04/22/1956 - 05/03/1956

Exhibition Objects (5)

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Hans Hofmann - Black Demon 1947.11

Thomas Eakins - Salutat 1930.18

Image of Sketch of Maua, Apia. One of Our Boat Crew

John La Farge - Sketch of Maua, Apia. One of Our Boat Crew 1931.8

Eastman Johnson - The Conversation 1942.42

Hyman Bloom - Treasure Map 1946.2

Artists (5)

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Eastman Johnson (Lovell, ME, Jul 29, 1824 - Apr 5, 1906, New York, NY)
Hans Hofmann (Weissenburg, Bavaria, Germany, Mar 21, 1880 - Feb 17, 1966, New York, NY)
Hyman Bloom (Brinoviski or Brunoviski, Latvia, Mar 29, 1913 - Aug 26, 2009, Nashua, NH)
John La Farge (New York, NY, Mar 31, 1835 - Nov 14, 1910, Providence, RI)
Thomas Eakins (Philadelphia, PA, Jul 25, 1844 - Jun 25, 1916, Philadelphia, PA)

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Seventy-Five Years of American Painting (Festival of American Arts)

Bartlett H. Hayes Prize Recipients

2023:

Reggie Burrows Hodges

2025:

Tommy Kha