The Smith College Museum of Art : European and American painting and sculpture, 1760-1960

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The Smith College Museum of Art : European and American painting and sculpture, 1760-1960

John Davis and Jaroslaw Leshko ; introduction by Suzannah J. Fabing

Hudson Hills Press, c2000

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Smith College Museum of Art : European and American painting and sculpture 1760-1960

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"In association with the Smith College Museum of Art, Northampton, Massachusetts"

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The Smith College Museum of Art in Northampton, Massachusetts, is widely acknowledged to have one of the most important college collections in America, and its area of greatest strength is the modern era. This volume brings together 100 masterpieces, all reproduced in full colour, and illuminated by individual essays. The European art, by French, British, German, Spanish and Russian masters, ranges from a Houdon bust to works by Moore and Nicholson, and is particularly rich in Impressionism. The American works range from early portraits by Copley and Stuart to Abstract Expressionist works by Kline, Motherwell and Mitchell.

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