Remembering the Family Farm: 150 Years of American Prints

Exhibition

Exhibition Overview

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Remembering the Family Farm: 150 Years of American Prints
Stephen Goddard, curator
March 7, 2003–May 4, 2003
University of Iowa Museum of Art, Iowa City, Iowa

Print curator Stephen Goddard is planning an exhibition that examines the material culture of the American farm as documented by prints of farm implements, barns, silos, and other outbuildings. The prints are from the collection of Steven Schmidt and the Spencer permanent collection. Exhibition catalogue authors will be Steve Goddard, Dennis Domer (School of Architecture), James R. (Pete) Shortridge (Department of Geography), and Marty Elton (Ph.D. candidate, History of Art).

Works of art

Farmyard in Snow, William Judson Dickerson (1904–1972)
William Judson Dickerson (1904–1972)
Dugout, Theodore Wahl (1903–1999)
Theodore Wahl (1903–1999)
Dugout, circa 1939
Buttressed Barn Near Lawrence, Margaret Evelyn Whittemore (1897–1983)
Margaret Evelyn Whittemore (1897–1983)
Rural Wisconsin, Todros Geller (1889–1949)
Todros Geller (1889–1949)
In the Spring, George Charles Miller (1894–1965); Grant Wood (1891–1942); Associated American Artists (active 1934–2000)
George Charles Miller (1894–1965); Grant Wood (1891–1942); Associated American Artists (active 1934–2000)
Hay Meadow, Arthur William Hall (1889–1981)
Arthur William Hall (1889–1981)
Hay Meadow, 1900s
Kansas Farm in Winter, Arthur William Hall (1889–1981)
Arthur William Hall (1889–1981)
Nice Summer Day, Adolf Arthur Dehn (1895–1968)
Adolf Arthur Dehn (1895–1968)
Illinois Cow Barns, Pauline Hill (1900–1990)
Pauline Hill (1900–1990)
Three Scores and Ten, Clarence Arnold Hotvedt (1900–1991)
Clarence Arnold Hotvedt (1900–1991)
Three Scores and Ten, circa 1930
Old Corn Crib, Herschel Logan (1901–1987)
Herschel Logan (1901–1987)
The Loft, David Edwin Bernard (1913–2006)
David Edwin Bernard (1913–2006)
The Loft, date unknown
Threshing Run #7, David Edwin Bernard (1913–2006)
David Edwin Bernard (1913–2006)
Kansas Farm House - Doniphan County, Charles Marshall (1905–1992)
Charles Marshall (1905–1992)
Old Elevator - Shannon, KS, Charles Marshall (1905–1992)
Charles Marshall (1905–1992)
Dust Storm, Herschel Logan (1901–1987)
Herschel Logan (1901–1987)
Dust Storm, 1938
Old Haliburton Mill, Avis Chitwood (1893–1994)
Avis Chitwood (1893–1994)
Old Haliburton Mill, circa 1930s
Mountain Homestead, Grant Arnold (1904–1988)
Grant Arnold (1904–1988)
The Old Cart, Albert Winslow Barker (1874–1947)
Albert Winslow Barker (1874–1947)
The Old Cart, date unknown
Border Ranch, Andrew R. Butler (1896–1979)
Andrew R. Butler (1896–1979)
Border Ranch, 1934
Grain, Frank Cassara (1913–2017)
Frank Cassara (1913–2017)
Grain, 1939
Village of the Plains, Lloyd Chester Foltz (1897–1990)
Lloyd Chester Foltz (1897–1990)
Dust, Mervin M. Jules (1912–1994)
Mervin M. Jules (1912–1994)
Dust, 1935–1936
Barns, John C. Menihan (1908–1992)
John C. Menihan (1908–1992)
Barns, 1937
The Gambrel-Roofed Barn, Thomas Willoughby Nason (1889–1971)
Thomas Willoughby Nason (1889–1971)
Landscape with Farmhouse and Barn, George Lawrence Nelson (1887–1978)
George Lawrence Nelson (1887–1978)
Seed Time and Harvest, George Charles Miller (1894–1965); Grant Wood (1891–1942); Associated American Artists (active 1934–2000)
George Charles Miller (1894–1965); Grant Wood (1891–1942); Associated American Artists (active 1934–2000)
American Farm Scenes, No. 3, Frances Flora Bond Palmer (1812–1876)
Frances Flora Bond Palmer (1812–1876)
Haying in Vermont, Norma Bassett Hall (1889–1957)
Norma Bassett Hall (1889–1957)
Haying in Vermont, circa 1940
Simon's Barn, Oscar B. Erickson (1883–1972)
Oscar B. Erickson (1883–1972)
Simon's Barn, early-mid 1900s
untitled, John Mackie Falconer (1820–1903)
John Mackie Falconer (1820–1903)
untitled, 1882
The Tornado, John Steuart Curry (1897–1946)
John Steuart Curry (1897–1946)
The Tornado, 1932
December Afternoon, Jackson Lee Nesbitt (1913–2008)
Jackson Lee Nesbitt (1913–2008)
How Green was My Valley, Joseph Meert (1905–1989)
Joseph Meert (1905–1989)
Moonlight/Z Bar, Phil Epp (born 1946)
Phil Epp (born 1946)
Moonlight/Z Bar, late 1900s