by Angelina McCoy
10/5/2015
Angelina McCoy , interpretation , in the galleries , library
I am the Visitor Services Coordinator here at the Cincinnati Art Museum. I am a lover of art and have a passion for learning more about Latin American cultures. Here are a few of my favorite things about CAM.
This intimate gallery provides a home to several colorful still life paintings that hold so much detail you might see a butterfly twirl right off the canvas. I enjoy searching for all the fine brushstrokes in this gallery.
Gerhard Richter, 908-2
I enjoy looking at all the many layers of the paint of this work and finding something new each time I walk by it in the gallery.
These two paintings have vibrant colors and beautiful patterning. The Folk Art Gallery is a nice spot to view several different art objects (including a guitar!).
Image Credit:
1967.317Maria van Oosterwijck (Dutch, b.1630, d.1693); Flower Still Life, 1669; oil on canvas; Bequest of Mrs. L.W. Scott Atler; 1988.150
L.A. Roberts (American); Yosemite Valley; oil on canvas; Gift of Mary M. Clift, M.D; 1967.316
L.A. Roberts (American); Valley Landscape; oil on canvas; Gift of Mary M. Clift, M.D; 1967.317
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