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From the Collection–Girolamo Mengozzi’s “Architectural Fantasy with Figures”
I have always loved architecture. As a child, nothing excited me more than a big old Victorian farmhouse. Greek Revival, Carpenter Gothic, Second Empire, Queen Anne—I was probably one of the only Wisconsin middle-schoolers who knew the nuances of American … Continue reading
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Tagged 18th Century Art, architecture, Collection, European art, From the Collection, Giambattista Tiepolo, Girolamo Mengozzi, Italian art
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Must-See at the Museum: November
Big things are happening in November at the Milwaukee Art Museum – from lectures and classes to after-hours soirees and artist visits. This is the place to be! Thursday, November 3: See the art for free on Target Free First … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Exhibitions, Membership
Tagged architecture, Contemporary Art, Events, Exhibitions, Impressionism, Museum Store, News
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What’s Happening at the Milwaukee Art Museum: April 11-April 17
The Museum has a jam-packed week of events, lectures, and more, which means there’s plenty to do and see! Let’s get started! On Tuesday, April 12, there’s a Frank Lloyd Wright Gallery Talk scheduled for 1:30 p.m. and on Thursday, … Continue reading
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Tagged architecture, Chipstone Foundation, Frank Lloyd Wright, Kohl's Art Generation, MAM After Dark
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Listen to Frank–“The past always hangs to the future by a thread”
“… Remember this, that society always continues. That the past always hangs to the future by a thread. And organic architecture and the thought behind it and the philosophy it represents is going to be that thread. I am sure … Continue reading
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Tagged architecture, Frank Lloyd Wright, Library/Archives
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What’s Happening at the Milwaukee Art Museum: Feb 28-March 6
It’s another busy week at the Museum, and it includes a free admission day! There’s plenty of art and activities for adults and kids alike—you don’t want to miss out. This Thursday, March 3, is another Target Free First Thursday … Continue reading
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Tagged architecture, Events, Exhibitions, Family Programs, Frank Lloyd Wright, Kohl's Art Generation
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