Adam Clark Vroman, 1856-1916

Artist Overview

Artist name:Adam Clark Vroman

1856–1916
Place of Birth: LaSalle, Illinois, United States
Date of Birth: April 15, 1856
Place of Death: Altadena, California, United States
Date of Death: July 24, 1916

Works of Art: 5

Adam Clark Vroman (1856–1916), Hopi Maiden with Squash Blossom Hairdress I

Hopi Maiden with Squash Blossom Hairdress I, 1901

Adam Clark Vroman (1856–1916), Hopi Maiden with Squash Blossom Hairdress I
Adam Clark Vroman (1856–1916)
Hopi Maiden with Squash Blossom Hairdress I
1901
Adam Clark Vroman (1856–1916), Hopi Maidens Creating Squash Blossom Hairdress II

Hopi Maidens Creating Squash Blossom Hairdress II, circa 1901

Adam Clark Vroman (1856–1916), Hopi Maidens Creating Squash Blossom Hairdress II
Adam Clark Vroman (1856–1916)
Hopi Maidens Creating Squash Blossom Hairdress II
circa 1901
Adam Clark Vroman (1856–1916), Hopi Maidens Creating Squash Blossom Hairdress III

Hopi Maidens Creating Squash Blossom Hairdress III, circa 1902

Adam Clark Vroman (1856–1916), Hopi Maidens Creating Squash Blossom Hairdress III
Adam Clark Vroman (1856–1916)
Hopi Maidens Creating Squash Blossom Hairdress III
circa 1902
Adam Clark Vroman (1856–1916), Hopi Maidens Creating Squash Blossom Hairdress IV

Hopi Maidens Creating Squash Blossom Hairdress IV, circa 1902

Adam Clark Vroman (1856–1916), Hopi Maidens Creating Squash Blossom Hairdress IV
Adam Clark Vroman (1856–1916)
Hopi Maidens Creating Squash Blossom Hairdress IV
circa 1902
Adam Clark Vroman (1856–1916), Hopi Woman

Hopi Woman, 1910

Adam Clark Vroman (1856–1916), Hopi Woman
Adam Clark Vroman (1856–1916)
Hopi Woman
1910

Exhibitions: 10

Likeness: Portrait Photographs from the Collection
Thomas Southall, curator
1980
Early Topographic and Documentary Photography
Thomas Southall, curator
1978–1979
Made or Taken? Photographs of Women, 1840-1980
1989–1990
Brosseau Center for Learning: History of Photography and Japanese Textiles
2017
Brosseau Center for Learning: History of Photography Part One
2017
Language of Light: A survey of the Photography Collection of the University of Kansas Museum of Art
James L. Enyeart, curator
1974
Art Misses You Too
Kate Meyer, curator
2020
Art Misses You Too Two
Kate Meyer, curator
2020
Daguerreotype to Digital: Photographs from the Collection
Brett Knappe, curator
2005
Brosseau Center for Learning: Nineteenth-Century Photography
Ben McBride, curator
2019