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Tweed Museum of Art
(above: Entrance to Tweed Museum of Art. Photo: John Hazeltine. © 2012 John Hazeltine. Statue in the foreground: Jacques Lipchitz, (American, 1891-1973), _Daniel Greysolon, Sieur du Luth,_1965, cast bronze, 9' high (18' with base). Gift of the Ordean Fund and Mrs. E. L. Tuohy)
University of Minnesota Duluth
Duluth, MN
218-726-8222
Resource Library articles and essays honoring the American experience through its art:
Jeffrey T. Larson: Domestic Space (7/15/16)
Sister Mary Charles: Engagement and Transcendence (12/3/14)
Draw to Live and Live to Draw: Prints and Illustrations by Wanda Gag (1893 - 1946) (3/17/09)
From Dreams May We Learn: Paintings and Drawings by Rabbett Before Horses (12/17/07)
Portrait, Identity, Culture: Across Time, Space and Meaning (10/22/07)
Of Thee I See: Paintings by Max-Carlos Martinez, 1994-2006; with essay by Peter Spooner (1/26/07)
Eastman Johnson: Paintings and Drawings of the Lake Superior Ojibwe (10/2/06)
Gilbert Munger: Quest for Distinction (7/24/03)
Gerald Guthrie and Brian Paulsen: Mind and Matter (2/23/01)
Regional Masters of Watercolor: Highlights from the Collection (4/11/00)
The Figure in Contemporary Sculpture (4/11/00)
The Tweed Museum of Art is located on the campus of the University of Minnesota Duluth, and is one of five units of the School of Fine Arts. Visit the museum's website for hours and admission fees.
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