American Art Review study online worksheet for "What Modern Looked Like" (original) (raw)

American Art Review month and year:American Art Review September-October 2004 (Volume XVI, Number 5)

author(s): Martha R. Severens

title of American Art Review article:"What Modern Looked Like"

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"What Modern Art Looked Like" S/O 2005 (6 pages) / exhibition at Greenville / explores "the diversity of artistic expressions that characterized this dynamic period during the first halfo the 20th century" / relationship to European modernism (discusses these events: Armory show, Stieglitz gallery, the Forum exhibition) / Artists discussed:

Georgia O'Keeffe

Eugene Henry

Patrick Henry Bruce

Charles Hawthorne

Edwin Dickinson

Mary Harvey Tannahill

Josef Albers

Ben Benn

Henry McFee

Hale Woodruff

Ambrose Webster

Blanche Lazzell

Will Henry Stevens

recovery matrix composite score: 4

status:

-- assigned to Shana Johannessen on 2/7/09

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

-- article reprinted in Resource Library - What Modern Looked Like; article by Martha R. Severens (3/7/09)

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

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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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