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400 E. Mason St., Milwaukee, WI 53202
414-271-8525
Ongoing:
Beasties by Dennis Pearson
March 18-April 23, 2005
Barbizon Paintings
Important paintings and drawings by mid-19th century artists who painted in, or near Barbizon. This small village, whose name symbolizes outdoor painting, gave us a new style of painting featuring the simple life of the peasant, his land, the forest, his cows, sheep, haystacks and beautiful sunsets. Artists include Pissarro, Diaz, Troyon, Dupre, Chaigneau, Harpignies, Fantin-Latour, Hareux, and many more.
May 6 - May 27, 2005
Reflections
Featuring new paintings by Jodi Castagnozzi. Her work has been shown in Chicago, Los Angeles, Milwaukee, and Minneapolis. The show will feature 15-20 new oil paintings and pastels with water, reflections, and mirror themes. Symbolically the artworks are reminiscent of woman and self-reflection in tandem. In addition to Castagnozzi¹s reflection/reflective paintings, Delind will show a collection of artworks by other artists of the past and present, also with a "reflective" theme from antique to contemporary.
May 12, 2005
Benefit for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing Organization.
June 6-July 1, 2005
RECENT AQUISITIONS:
Important Works on Paper
Master drawings from the 19th and early 20th century.
July 7-30, 2005
Antique and Classic Posters
For a true French experience revisit Paris in the Gay 1990s through the
original posters of Toulouse-Lautrec, Cheret, Mucha, Steinlen and
others. See the evolution in French style from Belle Epoque, Art Nouveau
and Art Deco to the stylized classic posters of the 1950s. More than 250
original, mostly French, posters, and original paintings, drawings and
magazine illustrations by the poster artists, all for sale.
August 15-September 30, 2005
Terry Firkins
A retrospective of several of this artist's favorite painting themes. Firkins is Milwaukee's outstanding Plein Air painter. All his paintings are done on location, and out of doors in summer, winter, rain, or sunshine - or nighttime, and include small towns, farms, wood lots, harvesting, Milwaukee's streets, summers along the Maine Coast, and his watercolors of the Milwaukee shoreline.
September 9-October 29, 2005
FREDERICK HART:
Important Sculptures
In November, Frederick Hart was the recipient (posthumously) of the
National Medal of Arts, one of eight honored by President Bush, and the
National Endowment for the Arts. Frederick Hart recently had one of his
sculptures accepted into the permanent public collection at The
Hermitage Museum, in Russia. DeLind Fine Arts is proud to have been his
Wisconsin representative for over 20 years. Our September show will
include many of his monumental bronze sculptures, as well as smaller,
more personal bronze and acrylic pieces. Some of the monumental bronze
sculptures will include figures cast from molds made of the tympanum
above the front doors of the National Cathedral, in Washington, D.C.
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