Thursday, October 4, 1934
Daily Nebraskan
Page 11
Bay Area exhibit paints diverse styles, movements
By Mark Hendricks
Daily Nebrssktn StafrWriter
exhibitions at the gallery, which has re
cently featured works from the Kansas
City, Santa Fe and Chicago areas. Like the
An exhibition of San Francisco Bay other exhibitions, it reflects the social,
Area painting is currently showing at the cultural and natural environments of the
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W. T. Wiley's "Agent Orange," now on exhibit at the Sheldon Memorial Art
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The Bay Area has a rich history of artis
tic development whose different
facets have spawned a broad spectrum of
styles. Since the 1870s, the area's environ
ment has attracted painters for many
The work of 36 Bay Area artists repre- reasons. For example, Albert Bierstadt
sent a diverse cross-section of individual was attracted by the area's natural
styles and movements that have influ- beauty, whereas Hans Hoffman came from
enced the artists. Germany to teach at Berkeley.
The exhibition is fourth in a series of
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Raymond Saunders "I Used to Draw in Church on Sunday," now on display at
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