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Posts Tagged ‘La Farge’

Tradition Duels the Avant-Garde: American Art from a Northwest Collection

By Kraig Cavanaugh | August 15, 2016 | 0
Mary Cassatt. "The Banjo Lesson," (2nd-state), 1893, Color drypoint and aquatint with monotype inking; 11 3/4 x 9 3/8-inches.

To be avant-garde or not to be—that is the question examined in concurrent exhibitions exploring late 19th-century American artworks bearing the whips and scorns of time. Assembled by the Timken Museum of Art’s new Curatorial Director Derrick Cartwright, a two-part exhibition mindfully rubs conservative art against a new tide of natural shocks. As organized, such…

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