MORRIS TOWNSHIP Morris Museum "The Legacy of Currier and Ives: Shaping the American Spirit," 64 hand-colored lithographs from the collection of the Michele and Donald D'Amour Museum of Fine Arts in Springfield, Mass.
Camden Arts Centre, NW3, to 29 Mar SS Here's an ornithological treat: some 70 engravings and hand-coloured lithographs from the collection of 19th-century naturalist Thomas Eyton.
MORRIS TOWNSHIP Morris Museum "The Legacy of Currier and Ives: Shaping the American Spirit," exhibition featuring 64 hand-colored lithographs from the collection of the Michele and Donald D'Amour Museum of Fine Arts in Springfield, Mass.
Portraits and photographs of the Vanderbilt family and artworks -- including an original Currier and Ives maritime scene lithograph and a large collection of unsigned 15th-century religious paintings -- fill the walls of the house.
This collection contains lithographs, drawings, watercolor paintings, art prints, diplomas, certificates, printed illustrations, cartoons, advertisements, bird's eye maps, and other printed formats.
Valued at around $90 million and including more than 4,000 items, including statues, paintings and Edvard Munch lithographs, the Civic Art Collection is one of the richest repositories of city-owned art in the country.
Only then did the hall of fame's officials realize that dozens of Olympic medals, trophies and lithographs -- including a large collection donated by the swimming and Hollywood star Johnny Weissmuller when the museum opened in 1965 -- had been stolen.
This collection of lithographs from the Currier & Ives Printmaking Company forms a portion of the William E. Barton Collection of Lincolniana.
It is interesting to note that many of the Confederate imprints in this collection were lithographed - a process that requires less equipment and materials.
