Staging Kansas: Works from the Collection
Exhibition
Exhibition Overview
Staging Kansas: Works from the Collection
Charles C. Eldredge, curator
students, curator
students, curator
May 7, 1994–July 24, 1994
North Balcony, Spencer Museum of Art, University of Kansas, Lawrence, Kansas
This selection examines the various ways in which artists of several generations have responded to the elaborate spectacle that is Kansas, the landscape and its people. Works by 29 artists are included.
Exhibition images
Works of art
Marie Levering Benson
vase,
circa 1909–1914
Marie Levering Benson
vase,
circa 1910
Marie Levering Benson
vase,
circa 1910
Streeter Blair
Threshing in Kansas 1900,
1954
Albert Bloch
Ruth Harris Bohan
The Politician,
1900s
Dora Bryant
vase,
circa 1915
Thomas Coleman
Convention in Wichita,
circa 1960s
William Phelps Cunningham
Tri-County Fair,
mid 1900s
William Phelps Cunningham
Willows,
mid 1900s
John Steuart Curry
Design for Stage Set,
1941–1942
John Steuart Curry
Storm Cloud,
1941–1942
John Steuart Curry; Associated American Artists
John Brown,
1939
John Steuart Curry; Associated American Artists
Our Good Earth,
1942
Ernest Hubert Deines
Ernest Hubert Deines
George de Mare
Terry Evans
John Philip Falter
Newsboy,
1951
Bernard Emerson Frazier
Rebekah (Soft Wind),
1936
Arthur William Hall
Field Hand,
1937
Arthur William Hall
Kansas Farm in Winter,
1900s
Clara Anna Hatton
Barn and Yucca,
1935
Mary Huntoon
Rosemary Ketcham
Woods near the Kaw,
1900s
Thomas Klaverkamp
Woman with Mirror,
mid-late 1900s
Ward Lockwood
preliminary sketch for Wichita, Kansas Post Office,
early 1900s
Herschel Logan
Dust Storm,
1938
Ethel Magafan
Ethel Magafan
F. O. Marvin
The Kaw at Lawrence,
1889
F. O. Marvin
Karl Mattern
U.S. 40,
1931
Jon Blumb; Joseph Judd Pennell
Washington Street,
1921
Charles B. Rogers
Twilight on the Plains,
1933–1934
Charles B. Rogers
Last of the Stoics,
mid-late 1900s
Birger Sandzén
Wild Horse Creek,
1948
Larry Schwarm
Paul Teeter
vase,
1906–1910
Margaret Evelyn Whittemore
Bridge over Wakarusa River,
1930s