HILDRETH MEIÈRE at Fairfield University Art Museum
April 18 – September 21, 2019
The Art of Commerce
Bellarmine Hall Galleries
www.fairfield.edu/museum

A Nation Reflected at YALE UNIVERSITY ART GALLERY
Through September 29, 2019
Stories in American Glass
1111 Chapel Street, New Haven, CT 

20.432.0600
Free and open to the public | artgallery.yale.edu
@yaleartgallery #americanglass
Exhibition made possible by the Friends of American Arts at Yale Exhibition Fund, the Jane and Gerald Katcher Fund for Education, the John F. Wieland, Jr., B.A. 1988, Fund for Student Exhibitions, and the Nolen-Bradley Family Fund for Education.
Kensington Glass Works, Sailors Rights Flask (Turtle Whimsy), Philadelphia, 1826–32. Mold-blown soda-lime glass.
Yale University Art Gallery, Mabel Brady Garvan Collection

Lockwood-Mathews Mansion Museum NEW EXHIBIT:
295 West Avenue, Norwalk, CT
From Corsets To Suffrage:
Victorian Women Trailblazers
May 16-November 3

For more info www.lockwoodmathewsmansion.com
Celebrating the Centennial of the 19th Amendment to the Constitution
and Women’s Right to Vote
Head of Suffrage Parade, Washington D.C., 1913, LMMM Permanent Collection
Purchase Tour Tickets: LockwoodMathewsMansion.com
The Museum’s exhibition isSponsored in part by
The Estate of Mrs. Cynthia Clark Brown
The Maurice Goodman Foundation
cthumanities and Norwalk The Sound Of
203-838-9799

Fragile Earth at Florence Griswold Museum
The Naturalist Impulse in Contemporary Art
June 1-September 8
• FlorenceGriswoldMuseum.org
860.434.5542
96 Lyme Street
Old Lyme, CT 06371

SHELDON PECK Lombard Historical Society
“Footsteps of His Life”
JUNE 4 – AUGUST 31, 2019
23 West Maple St
Lombard, IL

The Lombard Historical Society is pleased to present a unique exhibition of the works of folk art portrait painter Sheldon Peck. More than a dozen original paintings by Peck from 1825-1848 will be displayed in the home of Sheldon Peck built in 1839.
The exhibition will include several paintings never before shown to the public.
A fully illustrated catalog and a DVD of the exhibition will be available for purchase.
For further information please contact the
Lombard Historical Society at 630.629.1885
or visit us at www.lombardhistory.org.

JOSEPH HENRY SHARP’S MONTANA at Couse-Sharp Historic Site
TEMPORARY EXHIBITION
JUNE 14 – NOV 2
146 Kit Carson Road, Taos, NM

A permanent rotating exhibition of artwork, ephemera and collections chronicling the
life and work of J. H. Sharp is on display in the Taos studio he used for almost 40
years, now fully restored. This season’s focus will be from the artist’s time living in
Montana. Open by appointment and 3-5 pm 1st Saturday of each month July-Oct;
Sharp’s 1915 Studio, Couse-Sharp Historic Site.

JULY 6 – NOV 2
TAOS PUEBLO PORTRAITURE: THE PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIES
OF E. I. COUSE Showcasing contact prints made by E. I. Couse from his photos of
Taos Pueblo models, chosen from the 8,000+ negatives in The Couse Foundation
archive. The resulting stunning images are windows into his artistic process and into the
life of Taos people in the early 20th century; Luna Chapel, Couse-Sharp Historic Site.
THE LUNDER RESEARCH CENTER
The next stage in our vision of The Couse Foundation is being the center for scholarship
of E. I. Couse, J. H. Sharp and the Taos Society of Artists. Contact us to find out how
you can participate in our capital campaign.

PERMANENT EXHIBITION
J. H. SHARP: THE LIFE AND WORK OF AN AMERICAN LEGEND
TAOS SOCIETY OF ARTISTS
helped shape the identity of the American Southwest
from top left: Critcher, Ufer, Berninghaus, Hennings, Dunton, Adams, Higgins, Rolshoven, Sharp, Couse, Phillips, Blumenschein
In 1915, a group of American-born, European-trained artists founded the TSA to promote
the authentically American, native art and culture of the Southwest. The society was the
driving force in turning the tiny New Mexico art colony into an influential art center,
and drawing attention to the artistic accomplishment of the local Pueblo and Hispano
communities. Two of the founders were E. I. Couse and J. H. Sharp, neighbors and friends whose homes, studios and collections form the basis of the Couse-Sharp Historic Site.
Ben Lujan (Taos Pueblo), 1915.
Photograph by E. I. Couse
575.751. 0369 thecousesharphistoricsite
www.couse-sharp.org
TAOS, NEW MEXICO

TAOS PUEBLO PORTRAITURE: THE PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIES
At Couse-Sharp Historic Site
JULY 6 – NOV 2

OF E. I. COUSE Showcasing contact prints made by E. I. Couse from his photos of
Taos Pueblo models, chosen from the 8,000+ negatives in The Couse Foundation
archive. The resulting stunning images are windows into his artistic process and into the
life of Taos people in the early 20th century; Luna Chapel, Couse-Sharp Historic Site.
THE LUNDER RESEARCH CENTER
The next stage in our vision of The Couse Foundation is being the center for scholarship
of E. I. Couse, J. H. Sharp and the Taos Society of Artists. Contact us to find out how
you can participate in our capital campaign.

JOSEPH HENRY SHARP’S MONTANA at Couse-Sharp Historic Site
TEMPORARY EXHIBITION
JUNE 14 – NOV 2
146 Kit Carson Road, Taos, NM
A permanent rotating exhibition of artwork, ephemera and collections chronicling the
life and work of J. H. Sharp is on display in the Taos studio he used for almost 40
years, now fully restored. This season’s focus will be from the artist’s time living in
Montana. Open by appointment and 3-5 pm 1st Saturday of each month July-Oct;
Sharp’s 1915 Studio, Couse-Sharp Historic Site.

PERMANENT EXHIBITION
J. H. SHARP: THE LIFE AND WORK OF AN AMERICAN LEGEND
TAOS SOCIETY OF ARTISTS
helped shape the identity of the American Southwest
from top left: Critcher, Ufer, Berninghaus, Hennings, Dunton, Adams, Higgins, Rolshoven, Sharp, Couse, Phillips, Blumenschein
In 1915, a group of American-born, European-trained artists founded the TSA to promote
the authentically American, native art and culture of the Southwest. The society was the
driving force in turning the tiny New Mexico art colony into an influential art center,
and drawing attention to the artistic accomplishment of the local Pueblo and Hispano
communities. Two of the founders were E. I. Couse and J. H. Sharp, neighbors and friends whose homes, studios and collections form the basis of the Couse-Sharp Historic Site.
Ben Lujan (Taos Pueblo), 1915.
Photograph by E. I. Couse
575.751. 0369 thecousesharphistoricsite
www.couse-sharp.org
TAOS, NEW MEXICO