BGuthrie Photos: MA -- Springfield -- Springfield Museums -- Michele & Donald D'Amour Museum of Fine Arts

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Specific picture descriptions: Photos above with "i" icons next to the bracketed sequence numbers (e.g. "[1] ") are described as follows:
1. DMFA20_190808_001.JPG: The following pictures are from the page 2019_MA_SM_DMFA_20th MA -- Springfield -- Springfield Museums -- Michele & Donald D'Amour Museum of Fine Arts -- 20th Century (54 photos from 2019)
2. DMFA20_190808_006.JPG: Richard Stankiewicz Untitled, 1961
3. DMFA20_190808_009.JPG: Melvin Edwards Dumile Siyabonga, 1991
4. DMFA20_190808_013.JPG: Lisa Hoke Black and White Extraction, Love American Style, 2011
5. DMFA20_190808_018.JPG: Richard Yarde Johnny's Gone, 1976
6. DMFA20_190808_022.JPG: Stephen Brown Laura
7. DMFA20_190808_027.JPG: Carmen Cicero Personage, 1976
8. DMFA20_190808_031.JPG: Helen Frankenthaler Cave, 1969
9. DMFA20_190808_045.JPG: George Sugarman Fugue, 1963
10. DMFA20_190808_053.JPG: Arnaldo Roche-Rabell Fall from Grace, 1993
11. DMFA20_190808_059.JPG: Sue Coe New World Order, 1991
12. DMFA20_190808_065.JPG: Thomas Shields Seventy Two Legs, 2010
13. DMFA20_190808_068.JPG: Mary Frank Striding Woman, about 1979
14. DMFA20_190808_080.JPG: Scott Prior Ball at Sunset, 1990
15. DMFA20_190808_092.JPG: Robert Sweeney Back Light, 1994
16. DMFA20_190808_097.JPG: Alexander Calder Black Diamond, 1969
17. DMFA20_190808_103.JPG: Frank Stella Then the Water Came and Quenched the Fire, 1984
18. DMFA20_190808_108.JPG: James W. Buchman Untitled Wing-Petra, 1980
19. DMFA20_190808_112.JPG: Albert Paley Lectern, 1984
20. DMFA20_190808_131.JPG: Sante Graziani Marvel, 1943-1947
21. DMFA20_190808_145.JPG: Joseph Rodefer DeCamp Portrait of Frank Gold, 1913
22. DMFA20_190808_148.JPG: Georgia O'Keeffe New Mexican Landscape, 1930
23. DMFA20_190808_153.JPG: Lyonel Feininger Western Sea, 1932
24. DMFA20_190808_159.JPG: John Koch Vermont Marble Quarry, about 1941
25. DMFA20_190808_163.JPG: Charles Sheeler Ephrata, 1934
26. DMFA20_190808_168.JPG: Howard Cooke Fresco Panel, from WPA Mural Workers in a Steel Mill, about 1936
27. DMFA20_190808_173.JPG: Paul Sample Church Supper, 1933
28. DMFA20_190808_181.JPG: John Rogers Cox July, 1955
29. DMFA20_190808_189.JPG: Andree Ruellan Sixth Avenue, 1940
30. DMFA20_190808_198.JPG: Jonas Joseph LaValley Portrait of Pauline Jette Hetu, 1927
31. DMFA20_190808_204.JPG: George Bellows Edith Cavell, 1918
32. DMFA20_190808_221.JPG: Harold Rabinovitz Cafe Scene, 1939
33. DMFA20_190808_229.JPG: Burgoyne Diller Number 5 -- Second Theme, 1963
34. DMFA20_190808_235.JPG: Brothers Thomas Bezanson Golden Egg, c 2001
35. DMFABL_190808_05.JPG: The following pictures are from the page 2019_MA_SM_DMFA_Bloom MA -- Springfield -- Springfield Museums -- Michele & Donald D'Amour Museum of Fine Arts -- Exhibit: In Bloom (14 photos from 2019)
  Ando Hiroshige Frog and Flower-De-Luce (Iris), 1843-47
36. DMFABL_190808_09.JPG: Katsushika Hokusai Cuckoo and Azalea, c 1831
37. DMFABL_190808_13.JPG: Barry Moser Iris Pseudavorus, 1978
38. DMFABL_190808_16.JPG: Barry Moser Chrysanthemums, 1978
39. DMFABL_190808_24.JPG: Ando Hiroshige Bird and Camilla, c 1815-42
40. DMFABL_190808_28.JPG: Margaret Jordan Patterson Hollyhocks
41. DMFABL_190808_33.JPG: Ando Hiroshige Peacock and Peonies, c 1832
42. DMFABL_190808_42.JPG: Barry Moser Late Rose, 1976
43. DMFABL_190808_48.JPG: Margaret Jordan Patterson Roses
44. DMFABL_190808_53.JPG: Barry Moser Deadly Nightshade, 1977
45. DMFABL_190808_65.JPG: Asa Cheffetz Calla Lily, 1932
46. DMFABL_190808_71.JPG: Asa Cheffetz Clover Butterfly, Clover Butterfly on Clover and Ants in Combat, c 1938
47. DMFAFP_190808_01.JPG: The following pictures are from the page 2019_MA_SM_DMFA_Palmer MA -- Springfield -- Springfield Museums -- Michele & Donald D'Amour Museum of Fine Arts -- Exhibit: Fanny Palmer (11 photos from 2019)
  Fanny Palmer The Artist Behind Currier & Ives' Greatest Prints Although her designs adorned the walls of homes and businesses across the United States in the 19th century, the name Frances ("Fanny") Flora Bond Palmer (1812-1876) remains largely unknown. While working behind the scenes for the American lithography firm Currier & Ives, Palmer designed over 200 prints that described American life and captured the nation's imagination. Today, Palmer's scenes of country living, outdoor recreation, national progress, and newsworthy events continue to rank among the most popular lithographs produced by Currier & Ives. Thanks to recent scholarship on the artist's life and work, Palmer's important contributions to the history of American art are finally being recognized. Before immigrating to the United States from England in 1843, Fanny Palmer taught drawing classes, sold illustrations, and partnered with her husband, Edmund Seymour Palmer, to operate a lithography business from their home in Leicester. When they arrived in New York City with their two children, the couple continued on as business partners. However, by about 1849, the husband-wife business had dissolved and Fanny Palmer alone was receiving commissions from an intrepid New York businessman, Nathaniel Currier (1813-1888). Recognizing her aptitude for atmospheric coloring, architectural renderings, and depictions of rural scenery, it was not long before Currier hired Palmer on a full-time basis, making her the only woman on staff employed to design illustrations that would be transferred to lithographic stone. Tragically, in 1859, just two years after Nathaniel Currier partnered with James Merritt Ives (1824-1895) to form Currier & Ives, Fanny Palmer's husband died, leaving Palmer to support her children and extended family. For over two decades, Palmer contributed to Currier & Ives' artistic and financial success while excelling as her family's breadwinner, an unusual position for a woman of her time. Palmer's skillfully rendered compositions articulating a yearning for peaceful rural communities, traditional family values, and expressing national pride struck a chord with the American public. Her artistic training and keen observation of the natural world also served her well. In fact, many of her outdoor scenes were sketched from life during family hunting and fishing trips or while traveling to rural parts of Long Island. Due to their quality, the works that Palmer designed for Currier & Ives, like those on view in this exhibit, were typically printed in large sizes and sold at higher prices. Although she received little recognition in her lifetime, Fanny Palmer overcame economic difficulties, familial hardships, and defied expectations about women's roles in the 19th century. Described by colleagues as kind, refined, and hard-working, Palmer left a positive impression on all those she encountered and her influential lithographs continue to shape the fabric of American memory and culture.
48. DMFAFP_190808_08.JPG: Frances Flora Bond Palmer and John Cameron The Four Seasons of Life: Childhood, 1868
49. DMFAFP_190808_12.JPG: Frances Flora Bond Palmer and John Cameron The Four Seasons of Life: Youth, 1868
50. DMFAFP_190808_18.JPG: Frances Flora Bond Palmer and John Cameron The Four Seasons of Life: Middle Age, "The Season of Strength", 1868
51. DMFAFP_190808_22.JPG: Frances Flora Bond Palmer and John Cameron The Four Seasons of Life: Middle Age, "The Season of Strength," 1868
52. DMFAFP_190808_26.JPG: Frances Flora Bond Palmer Terrific Engagement between the "Monitor" 2 guns, and "Merrimac", 10 guns, in Hampton Roads, March 9th, 1862: The first flight between Ironships of war, ca 1862
53. DMFAFP_190808_36.JPG: Frances Flora Bond Palmer American Country Life, Pleasures of Winter, 1855
54. DMFAFP_190808_40.JPG: Frances Flora Bond Palmer American Winter Scenes, Evening, 1854
55. DMFAVG_190808_04.JPG: The following pictures are from the page 2019_MA_SM_DMFA_VG4A MA -- Springfield -- Springfield Museums -- Michele & Donald D'Amour Museum of Fine Arts -- Exhibit: Van Gogh for All w/Van Gogh and Japanese Prints (29 photos from 2019)
56. DMFAVG_190808_26.JPG: Van Gogh for All A traveling exhibit that immerses you in the works of the world's most famous painter
57. DMFAVG_190808_36.JPG: Van Gogh and Japanese Prints
58. DMFAVG_190808_42.JPG: Ando Hiroshige Sudden Evening Shower at Ohashi Bridge, 1857
59. DMFAVG_190808_47.JPG: Ando Hiroshige Flowering Plum Trees at Kameido, 1857
60. DMFAVG_190808_50.JPG: Katsushika Hokusai Great Waves off Kanagawa, 1825-1832
61. DMFAVG_190808_53.JPG: Katusushika Hokusai Bullfinch and Weeping Cherry, c 1833
62. DMFAVG_190808_57.JPG: Ando Hiroshige Iris at Horikiri, 1857
63. DMFAVG_190808_62.JPG: "All my work is based to some extent on Japanese art." -- Vincent van Gogh, 1888
64. DMFAVG_190808_67.JPG: Vincent and Me Dolores Kohl Ozge Samanci
65. DMFA_190808_001.JPG: The following pictures are from the page 2019_MA_SM_DMFA MA -- Springfield -- Springfield Museums -- Michele & Donald D'Amour Museum of Fine Arts (181 photos from 2019)
66. DMFA_190808_006.JPG: Spiral Scraper, 2015 Acoustic Arts
67. DMFA_190808_019.JPG: Michele and Donald D'Amour Museum of Fine Arts
68. DMFA_190808_036.JPG: George Inness Clearing Up, 1860
69. DMFA_190808_040.JPG: Winslow Homer Promenade on the Beach, 1880
70. DMFA_190808_046.JPG: William Bradford Icebound Sealer Under Winter Sun, 1877
71. DMFA_190808_051.JPG: Sanford Robinson Gifford Mount Mansfield, 1858
72. DMFA_190808_055.JPG: John William Casilear Ullswater Lake, Cumberland District, England, 1867
73. DMFA_190808_063.JPG: Daniel Chester French The Minute Man, 1771-1775, 1889-1890
74. DMFA_190808_066.JPG: Sanford Robinson Gifford Windsor Castle, ca 1859
75. DMFA_190808_072.JPG: Worthington Whittredge Lonely Graves on the Colorado Plains, ca 1886
76. DMFA_190808_080.JPG: John Frederick Kensett Rydal Falls, Lake District, England, 1858
77. DMFA_190808_086.JPG: Frederic Remington The Bronco Buster, 1895, this cast dates to 1918-1919
78. DMFA_190808_090.JPG: John Haberle A Japanese Corner, 1898
79. DMFA_190808_095.JPG: George Newell Bowers The Net Mender
80. DMFA_190808_100.JPG: Arthur Fitzwilliam Tait An Anxious Moment, 1880
81. DMFA_190808_106.JPG: John George Brown The Fisherman, 1879
82. DMFA_190808_111.JPG: Eastman Johnson Girl with Skates, 1880
83. DMFA_190808_115.JPG: Francis Coates Jones Won't Play, 1882-1884
84. DMFA_190808_119.JPG: Winslow Homer The Birch Swing, 1864
85. DMFA_190808_124.JPG: George Henry Story Twenty Thousand Majority, ca 1883-1884
86. DMFA_190808_130.JPG: George Newell Bowers The Newsboy, 1889
87. DMFA_190808_135.JPG: Julian Alden Weir Studio Tea, 1888
88. DMFA_190808_144.JPG: Chester Harding Reverend William Bourne-Oliver Peabody, 1828-1830
89. DMFA_190808_149.JPG: Chester Harding Mrs. William Bourne-Oliver Peabody (Elizabeth Amelia White), 1828-1830
90. DMFA_190808_153.JPG: Unknown Artist The Parsons Family, about 1850
91. DMFA_190808_156.JPG: Rembrandt Peale Portrait of a Woman, 1806
92. DMFA_190808_162.JPG: Joseph Blackburn Portrait of Mary Faneuil Bethune, 1755
93. DMFA_190808_169.JPG: Ralph Earl, the Elder The Angus Nickelson Family, about 1791
94. DMFA_190808_173.JPG: Gilbert Stuart Philip Nicklin, about 1795
95. DMFA_190808_177.JPG: Joseph Blackburn Portrait of Deacon Jonathan Simpson
96. DMFA_190808_182.JPG: John Singleton Copley Portrait of Nymphas Marston, about 1770
97. DMFA_190808_186.JPG: John Johnston Portrait of James Cutler, 1791
98. DMFA_190808_198.JPG: Arthur Parton A Mountain Brook, 1875
99. DMFA_190808_203.JPG: George Newell Bowers View of Mt. Tom from the West, 1884
100. DMFA_190808_206.JPG: Samuel Colman Gibraltar, 1866
101. DMFA_190808_211.JPG: Ralph Albert Blakelock The Sun, Serene, Sinks Into the Slumberous Sea, ca 1879-1880
102. DMFA_190808_216.JPG: Dwight W. Tryon October Sunset, 1913
103. DMFA_190808_220.JPG: Alfred Thompson Bricher Evening at Low Tide, Manomet, 1891-1892
104. DMFA_190808_226.JPG: Frederic Edwin Church New England Scenery, 1851
105. DMFA_190808_231.JPG: Albert Bierstadt The Hetch Hetchy Valley, California
106. DMFA_190808_239.JPG: William Tylee Ranney Squire Boone Crossing the Mountain with Stores for his Brother Daniel, Encamped in the Wilds of Kentucky, 1852
107. DMFA_190808_245.JPG: Frederick Ballard Williams Bright Angel Trail, 1913
108. DMFA_190808_250.JPG: Jonas Joseph LaValley Vase, Book and Flowers
109. DMFA_190808_254.JPG: Severin Roesen Abundance, ca 1860
110. DMFA_190808_258.JPG: George Peter Alexander Healy Miss Fanny Peabody, 1881
111. DMFA_190808_262.JPG: Joseph Whiting Stock The Fisherman with His Dog, ca 1840
112. DMFA_190808_265.JPG: Joseph Whiting Stock Portrait of Mary Abba Woodworth, 1837
113. DMFA_190808_269.JPG: Attributed to Aaron Dean Fletcher Lady with a Cat, before 1862
114. DMFA_190808_275.JPG: Erastus Salisbury Field Reverend Dyer Ball, M.D., 1838
115. DMFA_190808_278.JPG: Erastus Salisbury Field Lucy H. Mills Ball, 1838
116. DMFA_190808_284.JPG: Herman Herzog View of Niagara Falls in Moonlight, 1872
117. DMFA_190808_290.JPG: Erastus Salisbury Field The Taj Mahal and Its Garden, ca 1880
118. DMFA_190808_293.JPG: Erastus Salisbury Field The Visit of Ulysses Grant to India, ca 1880
119. DMFA_190808_307.JPG: Erastus Salisbury Field The Historical Monument of the American Republic, 1867-1888
120. DMFA_190808_314.JPG: Erastus Salisbury Field Burial of the First Born of Egypt, 1865-1880
121. DMFA_190808_319.JPG: Erastus Salisbury Field The Embarkaction of Ulysses, ca 1844
122. DMFA_190808_324.JPG: James Kitchen Semblance, 2010
123. DMFA_190808_333.JPG: Daniele da Volterra (Ricciarelli) The Flagellation of Christ
124. DMFA_190808_340.JPG: Allessandro Turchi (called Veronese) Bacchus and Ariadne
125. DMFA_190808_345.JPG: Unknown Artist Portrait of a Bishop
126. DMFA_190808_359.JPG: Francesco Trevisani Allegory of Painting
127. DMFA_190808_364.JPG: Valerio Castello Samson and Delilah
128. DMFA_190808_369.JPG: Francesco Trevisani Allegory of Architecture
129. DMFA_190808_374.JPG: Giuseppe Maria Crespi St. Teresa, around 1740
130. DMFA_190808_384.JPG: Filippo Lauri The Conversation of Saul
131. DMFA_190808_388.JPG: Alessandro Magnasco Monastery Interior
132. DMFA_190808_401.JPG: Pierre Patel, the Elder Italian Landscape with Ruins
133. DMFA_190808_406.JPG: Antoine Coysevox Bust of Edouard Colbert, Marquis de Villacerf, around 1690-1700
134. DMFA_190808_411.JPG: Jean Claude Naigeon Family Portrait, 1789
135. DMFA_190808_416.JPG: Jacques Dumont Portrait of a Married Couple
136. DMFA_190808_420.JPG: Unknown Artist Portrait of Madame de Servan
137. DMFA_190808_425.JPG: Etienne Aubry Household Task, around 1775
138. DMFA_190808_434.JPG: Jean-Etienne Liotard Young Girl Singing into a Mirror
139. DMFA_190808_447.JPG: Francois Boucher The Journey to Market, late 1730s
140. DMFA_190808_452.JPG: Jean-Baptiste Pater Marche de Troupes
141. DMFA_190808_461.JPG: Jean-Baptiste Le Prince Le Serment d'Amour
142. DMFA_190808_466.JPG: Unknown Artist Untitled (Harbor Scene), 18th century
143. DMFA_190808_469.JPG: Jean Francois de Troy Erminia Tending the Wounded, 1731
144. DMFA_190808_473.JPG: Jean-Baptiste Le Prince The Visit with the Hermit
145. DMFA_190808_479.JPG: Willem van de Velde the Younger Fishing Boats Offshore in a Calm, about 1665
146. DMFA_190808_483.JPG: The Golden Age of Dutch Art
147. DMFA_190808_492.JPG: Jan Josephsz. van Goyen Water View with De Kaag and Leiden in the Background, 1651
148. DMFA_190808_502.JPG: Abraham Storck View of the IJ Before Amsterdam, mid- to late 1680s
149. DMFA_190808_507.JPG: Adriaen Pietersz. van de Venne Miserable Luxury, 1631
150. DMFA_190808_512.JPG: Adriaen Pietersz. van de Venne Luxurious Poverty, 1631
151. DMFA_190808_517.JPG: Circle of Rembrandt van Rijn Young Woman Sleeping
152. DMFA_190808_521.JPG: Gerrit Adriaensz. Berckheyde View of the Market Place with the Great Church (St. Bavo's) at Haarlem, after 1690
153. DMFA_190808_527.JPG: Emanuel de Witte Interior of the Old Church, Amsterdam, late 1670s
154. DMFA_190808_531.JPG: Alexander Keirinex Wooded River Landscape with Deer, possibly 1643
155. DMFA_190808_535.JPG: Frans de Momper Winter Landscape, about 1650
156. DMFA_190808_539.JPG: David Teniers the Younger Marriage Feast, 1650
157. DMFA_190808_543.JPG: Flanders in the 17th Century
158. DMFA_190808_546.JPG: Pieter Jacob Horemans Before the Hunt, 1741
159. DMFA_190808_550.JPG: Attributed to Frans Luycx Widow Seated with Her Dogs, 1640
160. DMFA_190808_554.JPG: Pieter Jacob Horemans After the Hunt, 1739
161. DMFA_190808_562.JPG: Giuseppe Bazzani The Kiss of Judas, undated
162. DMFA_190808_566.JPG: Sebastino Ricci Assumption of the Virgin, 1708-1712
163. DMFA_190808_571.JPG: Giavanni Battista Piazzetta Portrait of a Young Man, undated
164. DMFA_190808_575.JPG: Giovanni Battista Tiepolo Madonna and Child, 1759
165. DMFA_190808_580.JPG: Giovanni Domenico Tiepolo Portrait of an Oriental, undated
166. DMFA_190808_584.JPG: Giovanni Battista Pittoni, the younger The Healing of Antiochus, c 1733
167. DMFA_190808_594.JPG: Canaletto Capriccio: Farmhouse on the Venetian Mainland, 1755-1765
168. DMFA_190808_599.JPG: Canaletto Capriccio: Villa and Ruins by a River, 1755-1765
169. DMFA_190808_604.JPG: Joseph Heintz, the younger The Doge's Procession, Piazetta, c 1650
170. DMFA_190808_609.JPG: Bernardo Bellotto Church of SS Giovanni c Paolo, Venice, 1740-1741
171. DMFA_190808_613.JPG: Bernardo Bellotto View of Pirna from Castle Sonnenstein, 1757-1760
172. DMFA_190808_617.JPG: Giovanni Paolo Panini View of the Arch of Titus, 1754
173. DMFA_190808_623.JPG: Giovanni Paolo Panini A Sibyl Preaching, 1744
174. DMFA_190808_632.JPG: Jean-Francois Miller Summer, the Gleaner, 1853
175. DMFA_190808_636.JPG: Adolphe Jourdan Le Papillon, c 1860
176. DMFA_190808_641.JPG: Unknown Artist Portrait of an Artist, undated
177. DMFA_190808_646.JPG: Jean Leon Gerome Louis XIV Receiving the Prince De Conde at the Chateau de Versailles in 1674, 1878
178. DMFA_190808_654.JPG: Jean-Baptiste-Camille Corot View Near Naples, 1841
179. DMFA_190808_659.JPG: Jean-Leon Gerome Tiger, undated
180. DMFA_190808_663.JPG: Jules-Joseph Lefebvre Ophelia, 1890
181. DMFA_190808_672.JPG: William-Adolphe Bouguereau Young Girl, 1886
182. DMFA_190808_676.JPG: Alfred Dedreux Arab and Stallion, undated
183. DMFA_190808_681.JPG: Gustave Courbet Portrait of M. Nodler, the Younger, 1865
184. DMFA_190808_685.JPG: Charles-Francois Daubigny Landscape in Storm, undated
185. DMFA_190808_691.JPG: Charles-Francois Daubigny Landscape, undated
186. DMFA_190808_695.JPG: Gustave Courbet Castle of Chillon, 1873
187. DMFA_190808_699.JPG: Jean-Francois Millet Portrait of Virginie Roumy, 1841
188. DMFA_190808_709.JPG: Camille Pissarro Portrait of Eugene Murer, 1878
189. DMFA_190808_716.JPG: Joseph Bernard Young Girl Doing Her Hair, c 1914
190. DMFA_190808_718.JPG: Eugene Boudin Harbor at Le Havre, 1887
191. DMFA_190808_722.JPG: Jean Louis Forain Champ de Course, ca 1905
192. DMFA_190808_731.JPG: Pierre-Auguste Renoir Portrait of Gabrielle in Red, 1899
193. DMFA_190808_734.JPG: Edgar Degas Rehearsal Before the Ballet, c 1877
194. DMFA_190808_739.JPG: Claude Monet Grainstack, 1893
195. DMFA_190808_743.JPG: Maximilien Luce La Seine, undated
196. DMFA_190808_749.JPG: Theo van Rysselberghe Anna Boch, c 1892
197. DMFA_190808_754.JPG: Gustave Caillebotte Game Birds and Lemons, 1883
198. DMFA_190808_758.JPG: Maximilien Luce Quay at Camaret, Finistere, 1894
199. DMFA_190808_768.JPG: Paul Gauguin Seascape in Brittany, 1889
200. DMFA_190808_773.JPG: Camille Pissarro Factory Near Pontoise, 1873
201. DMFA_190808_794.JPG: Louis Comfort Tiffany The Lightbearer, 1894
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Wikipedia Description: Quadrangle (Springfield, Massachusetts)
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The Quadrangle is the common name for a cluster of museums and cultural institutions in Metro Center, Springfield, Massachusetts, on Chestnut Street between State and Edwards Streets.

The Dr. Seuss National Memorial Sculpture Garden, in the center of the Quadrangle, is surrounded by a park, a library, five museums, and a cathedral. A second cathedral is just on the Quadrangle's periphery.

Springfield Museums

Springfield Museums Corporation operates the Dr. Seuss Memorial and five museums on the Quadrangle. In 2013, the Springfield Museum consortium achieved national accreditation from the American Alliance of Museums, a distinction awarded to only 6% of national museums in the US. In September 2016, Springfield Museums was named as a Smithsonian affiliate, opening up new opportunities for cultural and historical exhibits, as well as educational programs.

Michele & Donald D'Amour Museum of Fine Arts

The Michele & Donald D’Amour Museum of Fine Arts features mostly American and European works including those of Massachusetts native John Singleton Copley and lithographs of Currier and Ives. Works by Edgar Degas, Claude Monet, and others can be found in the European collection. The Museum features many interactive exhibits as well. It also has Late Medieval and Renaissance paintings by Spinello Aretino, Nicol�s Franc�s, Domingo Valls, Pordenone, Daniele da Volterra (Diana), and Goswin van der Weyden. It also has Baroque and 18th Century paintings by Pierre Patel, Jacob Jordaens, Emanuel de Witte, Jan van Goyen, Ferdinand Bol, Jean-�tienne Liotard, Canaletto, and Giovanni Paolo Panini. There are also American paintings by Erastus Salisbury Field, Frederic Edwin Church, George Bellows, and Georgia O'Keeffe. There are also contemporary works of art by Helen Frankenthaler, Joseph Grillo, and Lisa Hoke.
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