European Painting in the Tweed Museum of Art

2001
Author:

David Stark

A fiftieth anniversary guide to the museum’s stunning European collection.

This new catalog provides the first complete guide to the European paintings of the Tweed Museum of Art at the University of Minnesota Duluth and highlights its ninety-one most prominent works. Highlights include Renaissance and baroque works and nineteenth-century French works, including four by Jean-François Millet. A memorable guide to an amazing group of paintings.

Art/Regional

A fiftieth anniversary guide to the museum’s stunning European collection.

This new catalog is the first complete guide to the European paintings of the Tweed Museum of Art at the University of Minnesota Duluth and highlights its ninety-one most prominent works. Renaissance and baroque works such as the Caravaggesque Scourging of Saint Blaise and Denys Calvaert’s Flight into Egypt begin the collection that is perhaps at its best in its representation of nineteenth-century French art, including four works by Jean-François Millet and others by Théodore Rousseau, Charles-François Daubigny, and Camille Corot. Each is described not only in relation to its subject matter and artist’s vision, but also in relation to the Tweed collection as a whole.

What emerges from this catalog is not only a memorable guide to an amazing group of paintings, but a fascinating glimpse into the process of art collection during the past century.



Distributed for the Tweed Museum of Art, University of Minnesota Duluth.

ISBN 0-8166-3910-8 Paper £21.00 $29.95x
160 Pages 137 black-and-white photos, 21 color photos 9 x 12 January
Translation Inquiries: The Tweed Museum of Art

David Stark is senior assistant director of museum education at the Art Institute of Chicago and an instructor at Columbia College in Chicago.

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