American Art Review study online worksheet for "Greenville County Museum of Art, The Southern Collection" (original) (raw)

American Art Review month and year: VOLUME SEVEN NUMBER 6 - DECEMBER-JANUARY 1996

author(s): Martha R. Severens

title of American Art Review article: "Greenville County Museum of Art, The Southern Collection"

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AAR article and Google books says there is a catalog essay by Martha R. Severens with introduction by William Gerdts. ISBN 1555951023

Also other AAR artcles by author:

"The Charleston Renaissance" American Art Review September-October 1999 (Volume XI, Number 5)

"Treasures from the Smithsonian American Art Museum" American Art Review March-April 2000 (Volume XII, Number 2)

"Southern Scene" American Art Review January-February 2001 (Volume XIII, Number 1)

"American Impressionism in Context" _American Art Review_January-February 2002 (Volume XIV, Number 1)

**"**Sidney Dickinson: Southern Allegories" American Art Review May-June 2003 (Volume XV, Number 3)

**"**Melting Pot: Art That Looks Like America" American Art Review March-April 2004 (Volume XVI, Number 2)

"Waterworks: 150 Years of Watercolor" _American Art Review_September-October 2004 (Volume XVI, Number 5)

**"**William H. Johnson: Native Son" _American Art Review_May-June 2005 (Volume XVII, Number 3)

"What Modern Looked Like" American Art Review September-October 2005 (Volume XVII, Number 5)

"An American Celebration" American Art Review July-August 2006 (Volume XVIII, Number 4)

"The Art of History" American Art Review September-October 2007 (Volume XIX, Number 5)

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-- assigned to Shana Johannessen on 1/20/09

-- approved by copyright holder Feb 10, 2009 via email

-- article reprinted in Resource Library :

The Southern Collection: A New Look at American Art History; article by Martha R. Severens (2/26/09)

From: Martha Severens

Date: Feb 11, 2009 10:25am

Subject: Re: Severens articles

To: Shana Johannessen <sj..

I can confirm that you have permission from both the author and the institution and there is no need to contact any one else.

From: Martha Severens

Date: Tue Feb 10, 2009 11:08:26 AM US/Pacific

To: <info@t

Cc: <sj

Subject: Severens articles

I am pleased to give permission to the Resource Library to include the following articles on line. I was not compensated by American Art Review nor paid in any way. The Greenville County Museum of Art and I would be the copyright holders.

"Greenville County Museum of Art: The Southern Collection" AAR Dec 1995/Jan 1996

"Southern Scene" AAR Jan/Feb 2001

"Melting Pot: Art that Looks Like America" AAR Mar/Apr 2004

"Waterworks: 150 Years of Watercolor" AAR Sept/Oct 2004

"What Modern Art Looked Like" AAR Sept/Oct 2005

"An American Celebration" AAR July/Aug 2006

Martha R. Severens

Curator

Greenville County Museum of Art

420 College Street

Greenville SC 29601

864-271-7570

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