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reflections on works at the University of Cincinnati
180 pages : illustrations (chiefly color) ; 32 x 31 cm
"The University of Cincinnati is known for many extraordinary academic and aesthetic contributions to the local community and higher education. Home to the birthplace of cooperative education and one of the world's most distinguished collections of Classical Studies materials, it also sits on the list of most architecturally attractive campuses. Until now, few people have known that the University of Cincinnati has spent two centuries cultivating and curating a world-class art collection for presentation and educational enrichment with over four thousand works, international in scope spanning five millennia, from ancient Greece to the present day. A core collection area is American art, with the art of Cincinnati as a particular strength, especially pieces produced during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. Pieces include works by Louis Charles Vogt, Elizabeth Nourse, Lewis Henry Meakin, Frank Harmon Myers, Herman Henry Wessel, and John Ellsworth Weis"--
Introduction / Kristi A. Nelson, Robert Probst -- Herman Schneider / M.B. Reilly -- Interwoven : art in colleges and libraries / Ted Baldwin -- At home and abroad : Cincinnati stories / Tamera Lenz Muente -- Looking east : Asian art and design / Mikiko Hirayama -- Intimacy, identity, and form : women artists / Sso-Rha Kang -- Presence and prestige : portrait busts / Kristi A. Nelson -- Archaeological discoveries : antiquities / Carol R. Hershenson, Jeffrey L. Kramer -- Art and science : classroom and laboratory collaborations / Christopher Platts -- From muse to vortex : sculpture on campus / Kate Bonansinga -- Next lives here : today and into the future / Aaron Cowan -- Timeline.
concept, design, editing by Kristi A. Nelson and Robert Probst.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 174-177) and index.