Why Is The Painting Divided In Three?
Notice that Rob Evans divided the painting into three sections, creating a kind of triptych. This painting began in 1994 as a small sketch of a cicada shedding its skin on a tree branch.
Notice that Rob Evans divided the painting into three sections, creating a kind of triptych. This painting began in 1994 as a small sketch of a cicada shedding its skin on a tree branch.
Daniel Garber at his easel, Photo courtesy of the Garber family. There are tons of fascinating finds within the Michener’s archives. From sketchbooks to photographs, one can gather [...]
Daniel Garber’s studio palette. James A. Michener Art Museum Archives. Gift of Dana Garber Applestein. Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, Feb 6th to March 26th 1916 Exhibit Catalogue. [...]
Powell and friends, image 1, date unknown Artist and furniture maker, Phillip Lloyd Powell was a collaborator with artist Paul Evans and had a network of friends in the community. You can [...]
If you have walked down to the first level of the museum, chances are you have passed by the museum’s archives and library. The museum’s archives has generated and collected a [...]