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As the year comes to a close I thought it might be nice to find out what some of the docent\u2019s favorite works in the museum are. As you probably know, we have an eclectic bunch of works on display in our galleries from prehistoric objects to African masks to Renaissance works to modern paintings and sculptures; everyone has their own personal favorite(s)!<\/p>\n

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“Chandelle”, Norman Bluhm, 1960s<\/p><\/div>\n

My favorite work is Norman Bluhm\u2019s Abstract Expressionist painting Chandelle<\/em>. I fall in love with it every time I see it! Abstract Expressionism was a very personal type of art and Bluhm used the style to express his feelings on the war. Bluhm was a bomber pilot during WWII so his composition actually reflects the aerial maneuver of the same title. It just seems all too easy for someone to look at a painting like Chandelle <\/em>and see nothing more than paint thrown on a canvas, but when you learn a little about the artist and find out why the art was made, you can gain a whole new perspective.<\/p>\n

Docent and former German professor at Ball State, Sigi Koehler shares similar thoughts on Abstract Expressionism. Her favorites in Lee Krasner\u2019s Right Bird Left<\/em>, Alfred Leslie\u2019s Pythoness, <\/em>and Chandelle. <\/em>Sigi says, \u201cTo me, these paintings are great examples of showing how Abstract Arts uses the elements and principles of design to express the techniques, emotions and intentions of the artists.\u201d I agree.<\/p>\n

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“Right Bird Left”, Lee Krasner, 1965<\/p><\/div>\n

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“Pythoness”, Alfred Leslie, 1959<\/p><\/div>\n

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“Joan of Arc”, Anna Hyatt Huntington, 1915<\/p><\/div>\n

Mae Dickinson\u2019s favorite work of art is of a completely different style and medium, Joan of Arc <\/em>by Anna Hyatt Huntington. She really enjoys this beautiful bronze sculpture because \u201c\u2026it speaks to\u00a0the feminist nature. It is an imperative to have works that show woman in a role of strength rather than a submissive\u00a0delicate ornament that dominated the arts for so long.\u00a0\u201dToo bad her favorite work is currently in storage. If you agree with Mae, check out my blog post about the Guerrilla Girls here<\/a>. Maybe DOMA should put on a feminist or all female exhibit? Thoughts?<\/p>\n

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“Rest by the Wayside”, William Merritt Chase, 1899<\/p><\/div>\n

One of Vinny Pucciarelli\u2019s favorites is William Merritt Chase\u2019s Rest by the Wayside. <\/em>This\u00a0painting reminds him of when he used to live on and visit the beaches of Long Island. \u201cI can connect with his view and identify totally with the landscape and summer sensations. In my mind I do replace the hobo with a beach goer enjoying the warmth and gentle breezes coming off the ocean just over the horizon. You can almost hear the waves breaking at the surf line.\u201d<\/span><\/p>\n

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“Leaving the Port of Le Havre”, Louis Boudin, 1833<\/p><\/div>\n

Suzanne Walker\u2019s favorite is also one that offers a very calming feeling. Suzanne especially loves Louis Eug\u00e8ne Boudin\u2019s Leaving the Port of LeHavre. <\/em>She says, \u201c. I love the beautiful multicolored waves and sky in this magnificent seascape. I can feel the misty salt air and the movement of the waves as the rowers struggle to reach the ships.\u201d<\/p>\n

If you like these calming images, definitely stop by and ponder them. Or you can participate in Meditation at the Museum which typically takes place Fridays at 3:30.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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