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If there is one painting I could share right now with friends around the world, it would be La mal’ariaby Ernest Hébert (French, 1817-1908). Painted in the midst of a European refugee crisis, the work offers a message of perspective...
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Entrepreneur, industrialist, politician, outdoorsman, and painter, Henry Lavender Adolphus Culmer (1854-1914) was among the most colorful and influential men of his generation. He was born in Kent, England. At age 14, Culmer joined the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day...
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JB Fairbanks was a prolific and influential landscape artist, who dedicated his time to traveling throughout and capturing the huge diversity found in the State of Utah. In 1891, Fairbanks was one of four artists sent by the Church of...
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Simply titled "Athletes," this painting by Mikail Mkhailovich Devyatov captures the dignity and esteem of a female ice skater and skier. Russian female athletes were among the most pioneering in their fields, often given higher recognition and more funding in...
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Earlier this year, we were privileged to acquired a major work Twelve Year Old Christ in the Temple (1879). (It is now a centerpiece in the BYU Museum of Art and on view until 2019 for their exhibition “To Magnify...
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