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Turman, chairman of the art department at Indiana state University
for 40 years and the first president of the Swope Art Museum,
continues to escalate. These four oils are part of the Turman
collection at the Turman Township Youth Foundation in Graysville,
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William Turman "Logging Site"
H. 26" x W. 41" Before Treatment
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William Turman "Home Site"
1943
H. 18" x W. 24" Before Treatment
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William Turman "Peaceful Valley"
1925
H. 18" x W. 24" Before Treatment
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William Turman "Roadside Beeches"
1945
H. 20" x W. 28" Before Treatment
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| 372. Jessie Pixley Lacey (1865-1957) trained
at the Art Institute of Chicago and later in Paris at the Académie
Julian with Jules Lefebvre. Her work was shown in Paris at the
Salon of 1900. She returned to Chicago and taught at the Art
Institute from 1909 to 1940. Her wonderful below portrait will
change markedly with cleaning and repair. These two oils are
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Jessie Lacey "Portrait of
a Woman"
H. 22" x W. 18" Before Treatment
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John Doctoroff "Difficult
Passage"
H. 39" x W. 35 1/2" Before Treatment
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| 373. The Haggerty Museum of Art is Marquette's
University Museum. It has an outstanding collection of both Old
Master paintings and graphics, as well as modern pieces. The
below five oils well attest to the diversity of their Old Master
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Anon. "St. Ignatius"
H. 7" x W. 5" Before
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Attrib. B. West "Last Supper"
H. 18" x W. 24" Before
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L. Meidner "Port. Woman"
1929
H. 20" x W. 28" Before
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Aert de Gelder "Esther"
ca. 1640
H. 34" x W. 27" Before Treatment
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L Bramer "The Mocking of Christ"
H. 37" x W. 34" Before Treatment
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374. The Kenosha Public Museum, Kenosha Wisconsin is the owner
of the painting to the right. It is one of the oldest paintings
in their collection. It is unsigned but carries the provenance
"1855 Indiana Territory." The piece has suffered considerable
visual and structural deterioration and has never been on view.
Proper conservation will return the piece to an exhibitable condition.
The above information was entered when the painting came in
for treatment. During cleaning however a reward occurred when
the original artist's signature and date was discovered in the
lower left quadrant.. The painting is by G. N. Frankenstein (1820-1873)
and was completed in 1845.
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H. 11" x W. 15" Before Treatment
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| 375. The below portraits are owned by the Wisconsin
Historical Society in Madison, Wisconsin. The left image is a
portrait of Vinnie Ream after the original by George Caleb Bingham.
The image is important to the museum for Bingham did a second
portrait of Ream and this painting is in the museum's collection.
The portrait was treated by the author and is reviewed on page
50 of this site in 2008. Ream is best known for her sculpture
of Abraham Lincoln, a full-length piece completed for the rotunda
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Colburn "Vinnie Ream"
after Bingham
H. 40" x W. 30" Before Treatment
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Anonymous "Frederick Pabst"
H. 29" x W. 24" Before Treatment
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Barry Bauman Conservation
Contact: Mr. Barry Bauman
1122 N. Jackson Ave., River Forest, IL. 60305
Ph.(708)771-0382 Fax.(708)771-1532
e-mail:barrybbc7@yahoo.com
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