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Closed January 28, 2018

East of the Mississippi: Nineteenth-Century American Landscape Photography

Closed July 16, 2017

The image shows a construction site by a body of water, with workers laboring on a structure made of stones and logs at the water's edge. In the background, a range of hills covered in foliage can be seen. The scene is captured from a slightly elevated angle, with a cyanotype color palette emphasizing different shades of blue. The workers are depicted engaged in various tasks, conveying human activity and teamwork in a natural setting.

Della Robbia: Sculpting with Color in Renaissance Florence

Closed June 4, 2017

This exhibition will present some 40 works by Luca della Robbia, his nephew Andrea, Andrea’s sons, and the competing Buglioni workshop. Sculptural types such as reliefs, portraits, architectural decorations, household statuettes, and active full-scale figures will be on display.

America Collects Eighteenth-Century French Painting

Closed August 20, 2017

Tom Hunter: Life and Death in Hackney

Closed August 7, 2016

This photograph shows a person submerged in water with only their face, hands, and legs visible. The person is lying on their back in the water with their arms slightly lifted, positioned in the bottom left corner of the photo. They have an oval face with pale skin, closed eyes, and dark hair that blends in with the water around them. They are dressed in a dark shirt with blue pants. The surrounding area is lush with greenery, featuring tall plants and grass. Some of the plants have small white flowers. The background includes a view of buildings and a bridge or overpass, with a cloudy gray sky above.

Stuart Davis: In Full Swing

Closed March 5, 2017

Davis assimilates the imagery of popular culture, the aesthetics of advertising, the lessons of cubism, and the sounds and rhythms of jazz into works that hum with intelligence and energy. This exhibition includes his 1921 tobacco package paintings through five decades to his last canvas.