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61. Alfred Montgomery: Itinerant Midwestern Artist, 1857-1922 Alfred Montgomery: Itinerant Midwestern Artist, 1857-1922 January//1978 Illustrations and biographical article about Alfred Montgomery (1857-1922), a traveling painter and native of (probably) Illinois depicting Kansas City and other Midwestern pastoral scenes in his works....
62. American Artist, American Indians American Artist, American Indians February 8, 2004 Article notes the traveling exhibit of George Catlin's paintings of American Indians, currently at the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art. The exhibit opened February 7, 2004 and will run until April 18, 2004....
63. American Drawings and Watercolors from the Kansas City Region American Drawings and Watercolors from the Kansas City Region 1992 Photo (of one of his paintings) and biographical sketch of Frederic James (1915-1985), a watercolor painter and native of Kansas City "teaching at the Art Institute" and winning awards "for 'Argentine...
64. American Indian Artist Seeks to Retain Identity American Indian Artist Seeks to Retain Identity April/21/1971 File containing a photo and biographical article about Antowine Warrior, a "young Sauk-Fox Indian" and Indian artifact collector and artist of Kansas City, Kansas.
65. American Portraits American Portraits 1946 Illustration and biographical sketch of artist Thomas Hart Benton.
66. Among Kansas City's Artists Among Kansas City's Artists May/15/1915 Photo and description of Jennie Schultz, an "expert at developing and training women's voices" coming to Kansas City about 1895 and "first advis[ing] Felice Lyne to assail the citadel of opera."
67. Among Kansas City's Artists Among Kansas City's Artists May/15/1915 Photo and bio of Claude Rader, a 27-year-old (in 1915) violinist and violin teacher with studio in the Studio Building, native to Missouri.
68. Among Kansas City's Artists [and] Where All the World's a Stage Among Kansas City's Artists [and] Where All the World's a Stage May/15/1915 Photos and biographical sketches of several Kansas City musicians, singers and music teachers, including Jennie Schultz, Charles Cease, E. Geneve Lichtenwalter (in the Studio building), Nelle Troutman...
69. An Artist among the Indians An Artist among the Indians May-June//1991 Photos (of the artist and his paintings) and biographical article about Carl Wimar (1828-1862), "a German-born artist from St. Louis" famous for painting Indians, buffaloes, and other scenes along the...
70. An Artist in America An Artist in America 1937 Autobiographical book about the life of Missouri artist Thomas Hart Benton, spending most of his productive years in Kansas City, with several illustrations.
71. An Artist With Vision Slowly Loses His Sight An Artist With Vision Slowly Loses His Sight November 27, 2007 Article features African American artist Robert J. Reed, Sr., of Kansas City, Kansas. "With primarily black paper and chalk as his medium, most of his work focuses on portraits of people who pop into his...
72. An Interview With Henry Montes An Interview With Henry Montes 1981-08-24 Interviewer: Irene Ruiz. Interview recorded August 24, 1981. 1 sound cassette (ca. 90 minutes): analog, stereo.; 5 7/8 x 2 1/2 in., 1/8 in. tape; 1 sound disc; digital; 4 3/4 in. Has printed guide to contents....
73. An Interview With Ruben Garcia An Interview With Ruben Garcia 1981-08-24 Interviewer: Irene Ruiz. Interview recorded August 24, 1981. 1 sound cassette (ca. 90 minutes): analog, stereo.; 5 7/8 x 2 1/2 in., 1/8 in. tape; 1 sound disc; digital; 4 3/4 in. Has printed guide to contents....
74. Animal Life Painter in Pleasant Diversion Animal Life Painter in Pleasant Diversion February 7, 1958 Photo and article about Kansas City artist William McKim, who specialized in wildlife paintings. McKim, a native of Independence, Mo., was an instructor at the Kansas City Art Institute and 1940 graduate....
75. Anne Lindberg's Line Leads Her to New York Anne Lindberg's Line Leads Her to New York January 10, 2010 Article profiles Kansas City artist Anne Lindberg and her first solo show in New York at the Cynthia-Reeves Gallery. The exhibition features a series of works described as "tightly spaced parallel lines...
76. Another Bingham Found: "The Squatters" Another Bingham Found: "The Squatters" Spring//1956 Article about "another of the long-lost Bingham genre paintings," describing the series of discoveries of many of Missouri painter George Caleb Bingham's paintings since 1940, and some qualities of his...
77. Another KC Winner Another KC Winner April 20, 2008 Kansas City artist Elijah Gowin won a Guggenheim Fellowship. This is the second time in two years that a Kansas City artist has won this award. Gowin is assistant professor of art and art history at the...
78. Another Northeast Success Story: Sallie Day (Mogerman) NE '54 Another Northeast Success Story: Sallie Day (Mogerman) NE '54 February/28/2001 Mr. Clayton in his column "The View From Thompson Street" retells the story of former Northeast resident Sallie Day and her pursuit of an art interest. She drove back and forth from Saint Louis to Kansas...
79. Another View of Art in the Americas Another View of Art in the Americas February 2001 Interview with artist Juan Ormaza, who also serves as a teacher at the Kansas City Art Institute.
80. Anthony Benton Gude Anthony Benton Gude May 3, 2006 Color photograph and caption about Anthony Benton Gude, the grandson of Thomas Hart Benton, and his painting, ''The Creation of Union Station.''