Highlights of New AcquisitionsJanuary 10 – February 18, FA 213 On display is a selection of various artworks recently acquired by the Art Museum Postcards: Binghamton LandmarksJanuary 26 - May 19, FA 179 |
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The Ancient WorldNew Permanent display, FA 179 Renaissance ArtPermanent display, FA 179 Red Chalk DrawingsNew Permanent display, FA 179 For first time all ten red chalk drawings from the museum's Permanent Collection are displayed together. Starting with the earliest one Head of the Virgin, attributed to Pietro de Pietra and dated 1606, these 17th – 18th century drawings introduce the red chalk as a new favorite drawing tool, used by European artists of the time. |
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European ArtPermanent display, FA 213 (mezzanine) Study Collection: MapsPermanent display. FA 213 (mezzanine) On display are paintings and manuscripts from the Permanent Collection, representing European Art from 14th - 18th century, as well as the entire collection of maps, owned by the University Art Museum, the earliest one from 1562 by the Flemish cartographer and geographer Abraham Ortelius (1527 - 1598).
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